The petrol price in Hyderabad today, as of today, is Rs. 20.06 per litre and it has touched Rs. 21.80 mark.
The price of petrol in Hyderabad today may be lower than the previous day, but the state’s petrol is a little more expensive. The high range of petrol in Hyderabad is a result of the state’s long-standing fuel shortage. The last time the price of petrol in Hyderabad was more than Rs. 10 per litre was in August 2008.
The state of Hyderabad, for example, is now the third-most-populous city in India. But the petrol price there is still higher than that of all the other states. This is because the state’s economy is still relatively weak. The petrol price in the state was Rs. 10.80 per litre on July 17, 2011. That was the highest in India for the last five years.
The price of petrol in the state has been going up in recent years. It has been increasing by 20% a month in the last three years. The highest price in the country was Rs. 11.90 a litre in November 2011. The petrol price in the state was Rs. 8.00 a litre on July 17, 2011. That was the highest in the country for the last five years.
The reason for the high price of petrol is a nationwide shortage of the fuel. This shortage has been going on for quite some time. The National Institute of Petroleum analysis of the petrol shortage in India says, a shortage of petrol in India has been going on for the last six months. According to the NIPA, the petrol shortage in the state is due to a nationwide shortage of the fuel. The analysis also says that the petrol shortage is not likely to spread to all other states.
In India, petrol is very rare and most people buy it from private fuel shops. For example in the state of Kerala, petrol is sold in small plastic bottles. Because the bottles are small and light, it is very difficult for the shops to fill up quickly. This makes it difficult for the people who are buying the petrol to make a quick purchase.
It seems that the people who live near petrol stations are more aware of the shortage. In Kerala, the people are aware of the shortage because whenever they go to the shops, they are given a box to take home and fill up.
The state government in Kerala has now asked all petrol stations to offer a “fuel discount” if the people who live near the station fill up. The government states that, “We have decided to give a Rs 100 discount on petrol if the petrol reaches the shop within five minutes.” This seems to be a good thing for the people who live near the petrol stations as it is easier for them to buy the fuel.
A fuel discount is also one of the things that we recommend when making your first purchase with petrol, but it’s really nice to see the government making a change in the price when it comes to the fuel.
We can’t help but wonder if this is an isolated case or if there are larger implications here. At the same time, you can imagine how bad it would be if things like this happened in other parts of the country. Perhaps it’s an example of what a country with a limited supply of petrol can look like.
