Friday, 2 September 2016

#mehangai news - To save diesel cost, Indian Railways to import 500000 tonne crude oil on pilot basis

To save diesel cost, Indian Railways to import 500000 tonne crude oil on pilot basisVCCircleWith diesel accounting for a quarter of its expenditure, the Indian Railways plans to import 500,000 tonne of crude oil on a pilot basis. The pilot is part of the national carrier's strategy to import and refine crude oil on its own to reduce fuel bill ...

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Thursday, 1 September 2016

#mehangai news - Jaya flays fuel price hike, demands immediate roll back

Jaya flays fuel price hike, demands immediate roll backWeb India 123Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today flayed the steep hike in prices of petrol and diesel announced by the oil marketing companies and demanded its immediate roll back. In a statement here, she said the steep hike in prices of petrol by Rs 3 ...and more »

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#mehangai news - Subsidised LPG costlier by Rs 2, jet fuel cheaper 3.8 per cent

India.comSubsidised LPG costlier by Rs 2, jet fuel cheaper 3.8 per centIndia.comMeanwhile, amid fluctuation in global oil prices, state-run Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) increased prices of transport fuels effective from Thursday: of petrol by Rs 3.38 a litre and of diesel by Rs 2.67 per litre, both at Delhi, with corresponding ...

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#mehangai news - Jayalalithaa flays fuel price hike

Chandigarh TribuneJayalalithaa flays fuel price hikeChandigarh TribuneSlamming the latest increase in fuel prices, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on Thursday once again pressed for revising the price fixation mechanism for petrol and diesel. “I have often pointed out that determining prices of petrol and diesel ...Jaya flays fuel price hike, demands immediate roll backWeb India 123all 24 news articles »

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#mehangai news - Tamil Nadu: CM Jayalalithaa flays increase in fuel prices

The Indian ExpressTamil Nadu: CM Jayalalithaa flays increase in fuel pricesThe Indian ExpressSlamming the latest increase in fuel prices, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on September 1 once again pressed for revising the price fixation mechanism for petrol and diesel. “I have often pointed out that determining prices of petrol and ...and more »

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#mehangai news - Jaya flays increase in fuel prices

Jaya flays increase in fuel pricesBusiness StandardPress Trust of India | Chennai September 1, 2016 Last Updated at 12:42 IST ... Slamming the latest increase in fuel prices, Tamil NaduChief Minister J Jayalalithaatoday once again pressed for revising the price fixation mechanism for petrol and diesel.and more »

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#mehangai news - Jaya flays increase in fuel prices

Jaya flays increase in fuel pricesIndia TodayChennai, Sep 1 (PTI) Slamming the latest increase in fuel prices, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today once again pressed for revising the price fixation mechanism for petrol and diesel. "I have often pointed out that determining prices of ...and more »

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#mehangai news - Twitter fumes over petrol price rise: 'Rs 3.38 hike, are you serious..!'

FirstpostTwitter fumes over petrol price rise: 'Rs 3.38 hike, are you serious..!'FirstpostToo used to the declining fuel prices in the last two months, people were in for rude shock on Wednesday when the petrol price was hiked by a steep Rs 3.38 per litre and diesel by Rs 2.67 a litre. After the initial shock, .... Any price rise in india ...Petrol price hiked by Rs 3.38 per litre, diesel goes up by Rs 2.67Times of IndiaPetrol price hiked by Rs 3.38 per litre, diesel by Rs 2.67/litreZee NewsPetrol price increased by ₹ 3.38 a litre, diesel by ₹ 2.67Hindu Business LineLivemint -India.comall 33 news articles »

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#mehangai news - Diesel car sale ban: SC delivered Rs. 4000 crore blow, says auto industry body Siam

International Business Times, India EditionDiesel car sale ban: SC delivered Rs. 4000 crore blow, says auto industry body SiamInternational Business Times, India EditionThe Supreme Court in December last year had imposed a ban on sale of diesel cars with engine capacity of 2,000 cc or above in Delhi, hitting sales. In Picture: Tripods of television crew stand in front of the Indian Supreme Court building in New Delhi ...and more »

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#mehangai news - QBiz: Fuel Prices Hiked, India's GDP Growth Slows and More

QBiz: Fuel Prices Hiked, India's GDP Growth Slows and MoreThe QuintPetrol will cost Rs 63.47 a litre in Delhi from Wednesday midnight, up from Rs 60.09 a litre, said Indian Oil Corp, the nation's largest fuel retailer. Similarly, a litre of diesel will cost Rs 52.94 a litre as against Rs 50.27. The hike in fuel price ...and more »

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