DayChange | Petrol0 | Diesel0 | CNG |
---|---|---|---|
Today | 94.72 | 87.62 | NA |
31 Oct | 94.72 | 87.62 | NA |
30 Oct | 94.72 | 87.62 | NA |
29 Oct | 94.72 | 87.62 | NA |
28 Oct | 94.72 | 87.62 | NA |
27 Oct | 94.72 | 87.62 | NA |
26 Oct | 94.72 | 87.62 | NA |
25 Oct | 94.72 | 87.62 | NA |
Note : there may be slight variations in prices across outlets within a city
The petrol price in Delhi Shahdara has recorded the same price for the last seven months with no changes. This is also the case with fuel prices in other districts of Delhi. It is an administrative and revenue district in Delhi which sees bustling activity around the year. If you live in Shahdara and commute daily, volatile fuel prices will leave your travel expenses uncertain. This is why staying on top of the latest fuel prices will make a big difference in allocating more or less of your daily budget.
The petrol price in Delhi Shahdara today is Rs. 94.72 per litre with no increase from yesterday. This has been the same scenario in all the districts in Delhi over the last seven months since May 2022 when the centre slashed the excise duties on petrol. This petrol pricing presents a contrasting fuel price to other parts of the country where the petrol price has been fluctuating regularly for the last couple of months.
The diesel price in Delhi Shahdara today is Rs. 87.62 per litre with no increase from yesterday. No fluctuations have been seen in Delhi Shahdara over the last seven months since May 2022 when the centre cut down on the central taxes levied on fuel. This diesel pricing shows a contrary picture to most parts of the country where fuel prices have been subjected to volatile changes every day in the last few months.
Delhi residents felt the pinch of fuel prices earlier this year as prices climbed higher than ever before. Prior to the volatile economic scenario unfolding around the world in 2022, India was already one of the top importers of crude oil in the world. We were importing about 85 per cent of our oil needs. Adding global inflation to the mix, skyrocketing crude oil prices in turn inflated the production cost of petrol, diesel and petroleum products for companies in India.
The fall of the rupee against the dollar has also created unpredictable and fluctuating fuel prices in recent times. Delhi government earlier this year followed the centre's orders to bring down the taxation on fuel in a bid to effectively stabilise the prices in the country. This is why the prices have remained unchanged for many months. The cost of petrol and diesel is also on track to cost lesser soon. The price of petroleum products is coming down as the worldwide economies find their way out of the recession and this will soon result in cheaper fuel prices for the entire world. The Indian government is expected to give the green light to the state governments to lower the price of petrol, diesel and CNG for the first time since May 2022.
A fuel price change in India affects the lives of all citizens. If you live in Shahdara and are travelling to other parts of Delhi every day, knowing the current prices of petrol and diesel in every district is of utmost importance. If you are travelling to any of the NCR regions, being updated with the fuel price will lead to a hassle-free travel experience from Shahdara. It helps in everything from choosing your mode of transportation to preparing to pay more or less for fuel prices. The importance of being aware of daily fuel prices cannot be overstated as it dictates mapping out other aspects of our regular expenditure.
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The petrol price in Delhi Shahdara is determined through a series of charges. It includes everything from the international price of crude oil to the transportation charges to bring it to the country and the domestic taxation on fuel by the government. Prices in different parts of India fluctuate because of differing state taxes and retailers charging different fees to make a margin.
Almost half the price we pay for petrol and diesel is part of the various taxes collected by the government. The state governments' tax varies by state, making up about 20 to 25 per cent of taxes paid to every state. The centre's taxes, on the other hand, make up about 24 to 26 per cent of the total fuel price. Together, they constitute nearly 50 per cent of the cost of petrol and diesel per litre.
Presently, the Netherlands is the top country to whom India exports. Other major countries include the United States of America, the U.A.E., China, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Germany, France and Brazil. Indian exports of crude oil have grown in recent times due to India stepping up to do its part in curbing the global inflation of fuel prices.