Delhi CNG Price Raised Again, Hits Rs 81/kg After Third Hike in 10 Days
Fuel costs continue to rise as Delhi witnessed another increase in CNG prices, the third revision within the last 10 days. Following recent hikes in petrol and diesel rates, CNG has now become costlier by Rs 1 per kg, pushing the retail price up from Rs 80.09 to Rs 81.09 per kg in the national capital.
The fresh CNG price hike follows the recent rise in petrol and diesel rates announced earlier on Saturday, adding further pressure on fuel expenses for commuters and vehicle owners.
The continuous rise in fuel rates over the last few days has intensified worries about higher transportation expenses and growing inflation.
The ongoing rise in fuel costs continues to raise concerns over its wider impact on household budgets, travel expenses and overall cost of living.
The fresh CNG price hike follows the recent rise in petrol and diesel rates announced earlier on Saturday, adding further pressure on fuel expenses for commuters and vehicle owners.
Petrol and Diesel Prices Revised Upward
Fuel prices have seen another upward revision, with both petrol and diesel becoming costlier in Delhi. Petrol rates have increased by 87 paise per litre, taking the price from Rs 98.64 to Rs 99.51 per litre. Diesel prices have also risen by 91 paise, climbing from Rs 91.58 to Rs 92.49 per litre.The continuous rise in fuel rates over the last few days has intensified worries about higher transportation expenses and growing inflation.
Updated Fuel Prices in Major Metro Cities
Current petrol prices in the four metro cities are:- Delhi – Rs 99.51 per litre
- Kolkata – Rs 110.64 per litre
- Mumbai – Rs 108.49 per litre
- Chennai – Rs 105.31 per litre
- Delhi – Rs 92.49 per litre
- Kolkata – Rs 97.02 per litre
- Mumbai – Rs 95.02 per litre
- Chennai – Rs 96.98 per litre
Third Fuel Price Hike Within 10 Days
With the latest revision, petrol, diesel and CNG prices have now been increased for the third time in under 10 days. The repeated hikes are likely to put additional financial pressure on transport services and everyday commuters, especially those using CNG vehicles in Delhi.The ongoing rise in fuel costs continues to raise concerns over its wider impact on household budgets, travel expenses and overall cost of living.
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