Petrol and diesel prices hiked again, up by 90 paise per litre in Delhi

Petrol and diesel prices have been increased by around 90 paise per litre today. As per state-run Indian Oil, petrol prices in the National Capital increased to Rs 98.64 per litre from Rs 97.77 earlier, while diesel prices rose to Rs 91.58 per litre from Rs 90.67. Reportedly, rates were also increased in Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai.
Last Friday, the government raised petrol and diesel prices by over Rs 3 per litre, the first hike in four years, to offset losses caused by rising global crude oil prices amid the US-Iran war.
Petrol and diesel prices on May 19
Current petrol rates | |||
| Region | New price (Rs litre) | Old price (Rs litre) | Difference (paise) |
| Delhi | 98.64 | 97.77 | 87 |
| Mumbai | 107.59* | 106.68 | 91 |
| Chennai | 104.49* | 103.67 | 82 |
| Kolkata | 109.70* | 108.74 | 96 |
Petrol prices have risen by less than Rs 1 per litre across all four cities, with the sharpest increase in Kolkata at 96 paise. Mumbai follows closely with a 91-paise hike, while Delhi is up by 0.87 paise. Chennai has seen the smallest increase, at 0.82 paise per litre. Kolkata remains the most expensive among these four cities, while Delhi continues to be the cheapest.
Current diesel rates | |||
| Region | New price (Rs litre) | Old price (Rs litre) | Difference (paise) |
| Delhi | 91.58 | 90.67 | 91 |
| Mumbai | 94.08* | 93.14 | 94 |
| Chennai | 96.11* | 95.25 | 86 |
| Kolkata | 96.07* | 95.13 | 94 |
*Rate as per The Press Trust of India.
Mumbai and Kolkata have recorded the highest increase at 94 paise per litre each, followed by Delhi at 91 paise. Chennai has seen the smallest hike, at 86 paise per litre. In terms of overall pricing, Chennai continues to have the highest diesel rate among the four cities, while Delhi remains the cheapest.
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