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Petrol Prices
by Krishna Murty on Jun 04, 2008 07:57 PM  Permalink 

Its irrelvant except to gauge that the increase in taxes/litre petrol has increased exponentially. The govt take-off was ~30% when it was Rs10 to 3 liters now it is more than 53%.

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petrol price I have paid.
by vipin gupta on Jun 04, 2008 07:55 PM  Permalink 

In the year 1983, I was in seventh class. then my pocket money was around 10 Rs. per month. After having planning of one month, I along with my friend Sanjay saves Rs. 3.50 each from our pocket money and fill our LUNA with one liter of petrol for Rs. 7. We were curious to see the army air force station situated at around 7-8 km from Karnal, it was in Kunjpura. we ride our luna and saw the air station on our first ride .

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Here is a list of petrol prices n different countries
by shaj kp on Jun 04, 2008 07:55 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

Turkey: Rs 113.30 per litre

In Turkey, the prices of petrol are the highest in the world. Petrol costs a whopping $2.68 or about Rs 113.30 per litre here. Guess, it's not a place one would want to drive in.

Norway (Oslo): Rs 112 per litre

In Norway (Oslo), petrol prices are amongst the highest in the world and a shade lower than those in Turkey. In Olso petrol costs $2.65 or about Rs 112 per litre.

United Kingdom: Rs 95.50 per litre

In United Kingdom, too, the cost of petrol is shockingly high. Petrol costs $2.26 or about Rs 95.50 per litre here.

Hong Kong: Rs 84.10 per litre

In Hong Kong, petrol prices are a bit lower than in European nations, but it still boasts of the most expensive oil in Asia. Petrol costs $1.99 or about Rs 84.10 per litre in Hong Kong.

Brazil (Sao Paolo): Rs 66 per litre

In Brazil (Sao Paolo), the price of petrol is much higher than in India and costs $1.56 or approximately Rs 66 per litre.

Canada: Rs 57 per litre

In Canada, petrol costs $1.35 or about Rs 57 per litre, slightly more than the price in India or the United States.

Pakistan: Rs 44.80 per litre

In Pakistan, petrol costs less than it does in India. At $1.06 or about Rs 44.80 per litre, petrol is still affordable here.

The United States: Rs 44.25 per litre

In United States, petrol costs $1.047 or about Rs 44.25 per litre. And this is the price after a recent increase. Even this led to a huge uproar in the nation and reports said that many Americans are now looking to drive fuel-

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RE:Here is a list of petrol prices n different countries
by Venkattaesh GK on Jun 04, 2008 07:59 PM  Permalink
Just copied from the Rediff.

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RE:Here is a list of petrol prices n different countries
by shaj kp on Jun 04, 2008 08:03 PM  Permalink
Yea I first pasted before U :)

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RE:Here is a list of petrol prices n different countries
by shupratik chanda on Jun 04, 2008 07:59 PM  Permalink
pak's got a advantage......US is always their to help them.......

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RE:Here is a list of petrol prices n different countries
by Lilamber Joshi on Jun 04, 2008 08:14 PM  Permalink
Let us compare these figures with the average monthly pay package in those countries which will make the comparison interesting.

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RE:Here is a list of petrol prices n different countries
by shaj kp on Jun 04, 2008 07:56 PM  Permalink
Russia (Moscow): Rs 42.275 per litre

In Russia (Moscow), petrol costs $1 or about Rs 42.275 per litre. Russia, of course, also has huge oil reserves.

China: Rs 31.30 per litre

In China, petrol costs $0.74 or about Rs 31.30 per litre.

Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur): Rs 25.40 per litre

In Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur), petrol costs $0.60 or about Rs 25.40 per litre.

United Arab Emirates: Rs 15.65 per litre

In the United Arab Emirates, petrol costs $0.37 or about Rs 15.65 per litre.

Saudi Arabia (Riyadh): Rs 5 per litre

In Saudi Arabia (Riyadh), petrol costs $0.12 or about Rs 5 per litre. That's 10 per cent of what it costs in India! Petrol costs are phenomenally cheap in Riyadh, but not the cheapest in the world.

Venezuela (Caracas): Rs 2.12 per litre

In Venezuela (Caracas) petrol costs the least in the world. It is priced at $0.05 or Rs 2.12 per litre! The country subsidises fuel prices for its citizens from the money it makes from selling crude oil to other nations. Venezuela is a major oil-producing nation.

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petrol prices
by shupratik chanda on Jun 04, 2008 07:53 PM  Permalink 

today petrol and gas tommorow.eveything else will rise....then they say inflation is not high...what abt the rest?...We can understand the gov is under pressure but what abt the ppl of the country,

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Rs 9.1 per litre of petrol
by Padmanabhan R on Jun 04, 2008 07:52 PM  Permalink 

I used to fill 1.1 litres of petrol for Rs 10 in 1988. SO that is Rs 9.1 per litre.
No you can probably get a spoonful of petrol for the same price !

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Solution = FREE Public Transportation
by usa on Jun 04, 2008 07:50 PM  Permalink 

Government must provide FREE Public Transportation across India to all its Citizens.

This will
1. Reduce demand on Oil.
2. Reduce Inflation
3. Save foreign exchange on Oil imports

Oil consumption       = 2.438 million bbl/day (2005 est.)
Oil imports       = 2.098 million bbl/day (2004 est.)


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Rs 20/L in 1994
by Anil Kumar on Jun 04, 2008 07:50 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

Cost of petrol was around Rs. 20 in 1994.

Now its over 50, thanks to Mr. Bush.

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RE:Rs 20/L in 1994
by psephologist on Jun 04, 2008 09:17 PM  Permalink
we are equally responsible.
look at population,no. of vehicles on road,current day salaries.........

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lowest
by NIRANJAN L on Jun 04, 2008 07:49 PM  Permalink 

I remember we used pay Rs. 8.5 approx for a litre. When it became 9 we used to fill in 20 litres & tip Rs. 2 to the filler. Now I want all my tips back

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Lowest petrol as purchased by me
by kamal gupta on Jun 04, 2008 07:49 PM  Permalink 

Rs.9.60

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Question to people?
by Khiladi on Jun 04, 2008 07:48 PM  Permalink 

Does this Question make any difference ???



Responsible media should ask to the Govt. for the answer of increasing price. Media rules...!!



The reason is not the increase of Crude oil. The tax of 53% on petrol we pay goes to the pocket of politicians..........



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