The biggest and most important change among these rules concerns the Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate. If you drive a vehicle in Delhi, know that you will not get fuel at petrol pumps without a valid PUC certificate.
The reduction in fuel rates today provides some respite for consumers, especially as fuel prices continue to be revised daily. Read further on Dynamite News:
LPG prices hikes by ₹50/cylinder from April 8. New rates: ₹853 (general), ₹553 (Ujjwala). First increase in 2025 impacts 90M poor households. Read more at Dynamite News
Petrol and diesel prices hiked by ₹2 per litre as central government raises excise duty.
Launching a strong attack on the Centre over a hike in commodities prices, Congress on Sunday demanded the government to slash the prices of petrol and diesel by 35 per cent. Read further on Dynamite News:
New Delhi The government has put off by one month the levy of an additional Rs 2 per litre excise duty on petrol and diesel that is not doped with ethanol and bio-diesel in a bid to give the industry more time to implement the measure.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday called upon opposition-ruled states to follow the Centre’s decision by reducing taxes on petrol and diesel to provide relief to the people from the price hike. Full story on Dynamite News:
Fuel prices go up by another 80 paise a litre on Wednesday; after this 14th hike in the past 16 days petrol and diesel become dearer by Rs 10 a litre.
Fuel prices continue to rise with petrol and diesel rates rising by another 80 paise per litre each on Sunday, taking the total increase in rates in less than two weeks to Rs 8 per litre.
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