In India, petrol price is a highly debated topic. There are many who believe that petrol price should be at least US$2.40. However, petrol is often sold much cheaper than this because of the government’s strict rules. In 2016, petrol was selling at 2.85 rupees per liter in Mumbai. This makes it one of the cheapest in India.
The issue in India is the government’s attempts to control the price of petrol. The government has set it at 2.40 rupees per liter and it was announced in 2016 that petrol would start at 2.40 rupees per liter in 2016.
The reason that petrol is so cheap in India is because it’s a government monopoly. Government of India (GOI) tries to control the price of petrol in India and the only way for GOI to do this is to keep petrol prices near to 2.40 rupees per liter. GOI does this by setting the petrol price at 2.40 rupees per liter.
If you can get petrol at 2.40 rupees per liter, the price of petrol goes up to 2.65 rupees per liter. The problem is that it takes more time to fill up a tank and that is the price that many people pay. The new prices are now calculated using the current exchange rate.
In theory the current exchange rate is the best way to calculate the best price. But in practice it’s not very accurate and the exchange rate is often wrong. So in fact, you are better off using the current exchange rate to calculate the current price and then adjusting it manually to take into account how the price in the shops has changed.
In India petrol prices are generally higher than in most other countries. The exchange rate for petrol in India in 2016 was Rs. 5.38, which is the current exchange rate. Although the exact change in the exchange rate will vary from country to country, you can assume it has gone up by about 10%.
While petrol prices are generally higher in India than they are in other countries, the situation is much better than it used to be. The rate has fallen a bit since 2016 when the current exchange rate was Rs. 5.00. The exchange rate for petrol in India in 2015 was Rs. 7.25. That’s what happened in 2016 with the current exchange rate. It’s a much better rate to use than the one that used to be.
The petrol price in India in 2016 was Rs. 7.25, so you can assume that the current exchange rate is Rs. 5.00. Its a much better rate to use than the one that used to be.
There is no way to fix the price tag of petrol in India. We need to make sure that I’m keeping my eye on the price tag, which is a very big number. So the price tag is very important in my opinion. When I was a kid, my dad had a car with the price tag of Rs. 7.25. But as you know, I’m not allowed to use it. I keep it, and I’ve tried to keep it.
And also, like most of us, I used to be a petrol tanker driver. But then I got into this business. The petrol tanker driver is the guy who pumps petrol from a tanker to a car, and it is the job of this position to pay off the fuel bill by collecting a certain amount from each customer. In other words, petrol tanker drivers are the guys who get to see the petrol price tag and they are the ones who keep the bill as low as possible.
