The prices of petrol and diesel are on the verge of rising again, leaving consumers anxious about the additional financial strain.
Reports suggest that the price of petrol could increase by as much as 3 rupees per liter, while diesel might see a hike of up to 6 rupees per liter.
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These changes, if implemented, will drive petrol prices from 256.13 rupees to 259.13 rupees, and diesel could climb from 260.95 rupees to 266.95 rupees per liter.
This increase comes on top of the already high fuel costs that have affected a variety of industries, especially transportation.
With public transport fares expected to rise, businesses that rely on fuel for deliveries will also be forced to raise their prices, making life more expensive for consumers. The consistent rise in fuel prices is straining budgets, and many people are struggling to keep up with the additional costs.
As the price of fuel continues to climb, the government faces growing pressure to find a solution that balances the needs of the economy with the burden on ordinary citizens. The price hikes in fuel are expected to have far-reaching effects on daily life, from basic goods to the cost of services.