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The windfall tax still remains zero on petroleum crude, ATF, diesel, petrol etc.
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The windfall tax still remains zero on petroleum crude, ATF, diesel, petrol etc.
 
                  
The prices of petroleum products in Pakistan are likely to be increased by Rs10-14 per litre for the next fortnight, media reports said.
 
                  
The Chief Minister Eknath Shinde led Maharashtra government has decided to reduce the price of petrol and diesel by reduction in value added tax (VAT) on the same commodities. Check the new prices below.
 
                  
Maharashtra is likely to lose a monthly total of 80 crores on petrol and 125 crores on diesel. The annual loss for the government will be 2500 crores per annum. The move came after Rajasthan and Kerela also cut their VAT, in order to provide more relief to consumers.
 
                  
The excise duty cut in petrol and diesel prices by the Indian government will bring down prices of petrol and diesel, and simultaneously lead to some cool off in the inflation.
 
                  
In the current year, the price of petrol and diesel has seen tremendous trends and fluctuations in its price range all over the country. Which mostly fixated to be in the increment zone.
 
                  
During the ongoing period, the prices of fuel have taken over an increment significantly. As per reports, the level of price of petrol per litre has taken over Rs 100. In major counter around the world.
 
                  
The duty hike for petrol was ₹19.98 per litre to ₹32.9 last year, while diesel accumulated from ₹31.8 from ₹15.83 per litre.
 
                  
Petrol & diesel prices have been reduced by 13-15 paise across metro cities.
 
                  
As far as the 19KG commercial cylinder is concerned its price has also lead to an increment of ₹75 per cylinder.
 
                  
Providing some respite to consumers, the DMK government in Tamil Nadu cut petrol prices by Rs 3 per litre across the state.
 
                  
The Finance Minister gave her official statement on Monday after the increasing rates of petrol and diesel worried the end-users.
 
                  
A sigh of relief for the people of Tamil Nadu from inflated fuel prices assured Finance Minister P Thiaga Rajan. He has announced an excise duty cut on Petrol by ascertaining that the price of petrol will go down by Rs 3 once the duty cut is executed.
 
                  
This is the second consecutive month to record a jump in consumption since March.
 
                  
About a third of India’s five million barrels per day refining capacity is controlled by the IOC and Chennai Petroleum, a unit of IOC.
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