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For Quick Alerts Subscribe Now Prashant Kishor has left 'Didi' to join Amarinder even before poll results are announced: BJP View Sample For Quick Alerts ALLOW NOTIFICATIONS For Daily Alerts #Fuel Price Hike LPG gets dearer with Rs 25 hike #Fuel Price Hike Maharashtra government can cut taxes, reduce fuel prices: Devendra Fadnavis #Fuel Price Hike Fuel price hike: Petrol, diesel rates hold steady for 2nd consecutive day #Fuel Price Hike Fuel price rise does not impact only those who use cars, bikes: RBI Governor #Fuel Price Hike Fuel prices: Nagaland cuts taxes on petrol and diesel, fuel prices come down #Fuel Price Hike Fuel price hike: Mayawati attacks Centre over rising fuel, LPG prices Just In 35 min ago SP, RJD abandon Left, Congress in Bengal, extend support to Mamata 38 min ago Prashant Kishor has left 'Didi' to join Amarinder ... » Learn More about Fuel price hike: Delhi Congress holds protest against rising fuel prices

New Delhi: Indraprastha Gas Ltd (IGL) has announced an increase in the CNG and PNG prices with effect from March 2. This hike in prices will be seen in Delhi and its surrounding cities. CNG Prices increased by 70 Paisa & PNG prices increased by 91 Paisa with effect from 6 am on March 2. “This revision in price would result in an increase of 70 paise per kg in the consumer prices of CNG in Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad, Kanpur, Fatehpur, Hamirpur, Muzzafarnagar, Shamli, Karnal, Kaithal and Rewari with effect from 6.00 am on 2nd March 2021," IGL said in a statement. The increase in prices will be as follows: CNG price in NCT of Delhi will be Rs 43.40 per kg; while revised PNG price will be Rs 28.41 per SCM (including VAT). In Noida, Greater Noida & Ghaziabad, the revised CNG price will be Rs 49.08 per kg, and the revised PNG price will be Rs 28.36/- per SCM. In Muzaffarnagar & Shamli, the revised CNG price will be Rs 57.25 per kg. In ... » Learn More about CNG prices increase in Delhi-NCR, IGL announces new revisions

Bengaluru (Karnataka): Taxi and autorickshaw unions in Karnataka have demanded an increase in fare, citing the spiralling fuel prices . The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagar Palike (BBMP), Special Commissioner J Manjunath on Monday said, "Taxi and autorickshaw drivers' associations gave a proposal requesting an increase in fare." The official committee meeting has been called after 3 weeks to look into the matter, he added. On February 25, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that she won't be able to answer when the prices of petrol and diesel will be reduced. "I won't be able to say 'when'. It is a 'dharam sankat' (dilemma)," she said at an event in Ahmedabad after being asked when would the Central Government reduce fuel prices, which have increased sharply in the past few days in the country. Over a period of time, the prices of petrol and diesel have increased sharply. Opposition parties have held protests in different parts of the country over fuel ... » Learn More about Karnataka taxi, auto drivers’ bodies demand increase in fare amid spiralling fuel prices

New Delhi: Youth Congress workers on Tuesday staged a protest outside the petroleum ministry over rising prices of petrol, diesel and cooking gas. Hundreds of Indian Youth Congress activists assembled outside the petroleum ministry office with placards in their hands and raised slogans against the central government. The police, meanwhile, arrested a few of the protesters to control the situation. The prices of petrol and diesel have increased sharply over the past few days, with that of petrol touching the 100-rupee mark in some of the cities. Opposition parties have held protests in different parts of the country over the rising prices of fuel. On February 25, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had said that she won't be able to answer when the prices of petrol and diesel will be reduced. "I won't be able to say 'when'. It is a 'dharam sankat' (dilemma)," Sitharaman said at an event in Ahmedabad after being asked when would the central government reduce fuel ... » Learn More about Fuel price hike: Youth Congress stages protest outside petroleum ministry

New Delhi: The rise in the prices of petrol and diesel has paused for the last three days as oil marketing companies (OMCs) have decided to wait and watch the developments on global oil market before finalising their India retail strategy. The OMCs kept the pump price of petrol and diesel unchanged on Tuesday. With this, petrol continues to be priced at Rs 91.17 a litre and diesel Rs 81.47 a litre in the national capital. Across the country as well, petrol and diesel prices remain unchanged. Untitled Carousel Maharashtra: Ahead of Budget session, Congress leaders hold cycle rally to protest against fuel price hike Congress leaders on Monday organised a cycle rally outside Vidhan Bhavan as a mark of protest against the fuel price hike and to target the Centre. Petrol and diesel prices have been rising continuously since February 9. In the 14 increases since then, prices have gone up by Rs 4.22 per litre for petrol while diesel rate has risen by Rs ... » Learn More about Petrol, diesel prices unchanged for third day in a row

New Delhi: The surging diesel prices have led to an increase in freight rates across modes of transport as the rates have increased by 25 per cent, said Chairman of All India Transporters Welfare Association ( AITWA ) on Tuesday. "30 to 35 per cent increase in the diesel price has contributed around 25 per cent to 30 per cent increase in the freight rates for the last one year for Full Truck Load (FTL) deals, which are generally between big transporters and companies," said Pradeep Singal, Chairman, AITWA. Explaining the impact of the continuous hike in fuel prices on the transport industry, Singal said, "We are not able to deliver instantly to our customers in such a competitive market. We have our annual, semi-annual contracts, and if the consignment has been left to us, it is not possible for us to charge more from the client later on. So, some portion of it has to be absorbed by the transport organisation and it is really impacting our profitability and also our cost ... » Learn More about Freight rates up by 25 pc due to hike in diesel prices, claims AITWA

New Delhi: Cooking gas LPG price was on Monday hiked by Rs 25 per cylinder across all categories, including subsidised fuel and those availed by Ujjwala scheme beneficiaries - the fourth increase in rates in a month's time. LPG prices have gone up by Rs 125 per 14.2-kg cylinder since the beginning of February, price data from state-owned oil marketing companies showed. Also, jet fuel prices were hiked by a steep 6.5 per cent on the back of a rally in international oil prices. A 14.2-kg cylinder in Delhi now costs Rs 819 as against Rs 794 at which they were supplied on Sunday. The increase is applicable across all categories, including subsidised and non-subsidised users. LPG is available only at one rate, market price, across the country. The government, however, gives a small subsidy to select customers. However, this subsidy has been eliminated in metros and major cities through successive price increases over the past couple of years. So, in places like Delhi, ... » Learn More about LPG price hiked again by Rs 25; jet fuel price up 6.5 per cent

LONDON : British house price growth picked up unexpectedly last month, mortgage lender Nationwide said on Tuesday, defying expectations of a slowdown as finance minister Rishi Sunak readies new budget measures to boost the market. House prices rose 6.9% in annual terms in February from 6.4% in January, Nationwide said, above all forecasts in a Reuters poll of economists that had pointed to a slowdown to 5.6%. In February alone, prices rose 0.7%, more than reversing a 0.2% decline in January and bucking expectations for a 0.3% drop. Nationwide said the outlook for the housing market was particularly uncertain right now, with the potential for it to be boosted further by Sunak when he presents his annual budget on Wednesday. But the market could slow because of a weakening labour market, the lender said. Sunak looks set to extend a temporary cut to property purchase taxes until June and announce a new mortgage guarantee scheme for first-time buyers, according to media ... » Learn More about House price growth picks up unexpectedly in UK in Feb: Nationwide

Mumbai: In a bid to discourage people from overcrowding, the Central Railway has increased the price of platform ticket for some of the key railway stations in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). The platform ticket, which was earlier priced at Rs 10, will now cost Rs 50. The stations were the price has been hiked are Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus , Dadar and Lokmanya Tilak Terminus in Mumbai, and neighbouring Thane , Kalyan , Panvel and Bhiwandi Road stations. CR's chief public relations officer Shivaji Sutar informed that the rates came into force on March 1 and will remain effective throughout the summer holiday period until June 15 this year. For latest updates about Mumbai city, click here "The decision was taken to prevent over-crowding at these stations during the summer travel rush," he said. Untitled Carousel Thane: TMC selects 15 centres for Covid-19 vaccination; check the full list here In Thane, 15 vaccination centres ... » Learn More about Platform ticket price at these railway stations raised to Rs 50

In a bid to regain foothold in the highly-competitive Indian smartphone market, Micromax plans to introduce 4-5 devices every quarter, including an ‘aggressively- priced’ 5G device this year, company’s co-founder Rahul Sharma said on Friday. Micromax, which made a comeback in the smartphone market late last year with two smartphones under the ‘in’ brand, will be bringing in models in the price band of ₹7,000-₹25,000. “We currently have two products, and the response to them has been dreamy,” said Mr. Sharma. “We will launch another product in March, around Holi and April onwards, the plan is to bring in 4-5 products every quarter and refresh the portfolio every 6-8 months,” Mr. Sharma said. Asked about company’s plans to introduce a 5G device, he added that the work on the model was already in advanced stages and it would be launched in the second half of the year. “Even though 5G is expected to be available only next year, there is still a demand for 5G phones. People want ... » Learn More about Micromax to unveil ‘aggressivly-priced’ 5G phone