Petrol, Diesel Prices Slashed By Up To 13 Paise Across Metros

- Petrol and diesel prices are reviewed daily by the state-run OMCs
- Petrol price in Delhi slashed by 13 paise, to Rs. 81.86 per litre
- Diesel retails at Rs. 72.93 per litre in the national capital
State-run oil companies on Saturday revised the prices of petrol and diesel across all the metro cities in the country. Oil marketing companies have announced a reduction in petrol and diesel prices by 13 paise and 12 paise respectively. Both the auto fuels remained unchanged on Friday after receiving a price cut on Thursday. With the new rates coming into effect early morning, petrol and diesel in the national capital now retail at Rs. 81.86 per litre and Rs. 72.93 per litre, respectively.
Also Read: Diesel Prices in Delhi Slashed By 11 Paise; Petrol Rates Remain Unchanged

Customers in Delhi will now have to pay Rs. 81.86 per litre and Rs. 72.93 per litre for petrol and diesel, respectively
In Mumbai, the price of petrol was slashed to Rs. 88.51 from Rs. 88.64 a litre and diesel rates were lowered to Rs. 79.45 from Rs. 79.57 per litre, respectively. Customers in Kolkata will now have to pay Rs. 83.36 for a litre of petrol & Rs. 76.43 for one litre of diesel. Petrol and diesel in Chennai now cost Rs. 84.85 per litre and Rs. 78.26 per litre respectively.
Here are the prices of petrol and diesel in the four metros on September 10:
|
City |
Petrol |
Diesel |
|
Delhi |
81.86 |
72.93 |
|
Mumbai |
88.51 |
79.45 |
|
Kolkata |
83.36 |
76.43 |
|
Chennai |
84.85 |
78.26 |
Indian Oil Corporation, Bharat Petroleum Corporation and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation are the three major oil companies in the country. The OMCs review rates of the two auto fuels on daily basis, and carry out any revisions across all the fuel stations with effect from 6 am IST.
Also Read: Petrol Prices Increased In Metros; Diesel Remains Unchanged

Both petrol and diesel became cheaper by 9 paise and 12 paise respectively across metros on Thursday
It is worth noting that this is the second instance where petrol prices have declined in September. Previously, the rates of petrol and diesel were slashed across all the metros by 9 paise and 12 paise on September 10, 2020. Diesel alone has seen five cuts so far this month in the national capital, bringing total price cut to 63 paise.
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