The government aims to have 25% electric vehicles (EVs) on Indian roads by 2030. In order to achieve this goal, the government is trying to augment the EV charging infrastructure, which is almost nil now, by announcing various measures.
The retail prices of petrol were lowered by 7 paise for the second successive day across four metro cities on Monday (August 19). Diesel prices, on the other hand, were reduced by 8-9 paise.
Following the daily revision in retail fuel rates, petrol prices remain static while diesel prices fell by 5 paise across four metropolitan cities in the country on Saturday (August 17). In Delhi, diesel prices fell to Rs 65.38 a litre as against Rs 65.43 per litre on Friday while petrol is retailing at Rs 71.99 a litre
State-run oil marketing companies on Friday (August 16) kept the pump prices of petrol and diesel unchanged across the country. In national capital Delhi, a litre of petrol today costs 71.99 a litre while diesel costs Rs 65.43 per litre, no change compared with Thursday’s price
Meghalaya is one of the best places for adventure enthusiasts. Activities such as Kayaking, Caving, River Canoeing, Trekking, etc., can be done in Meghalaya. IRCTC has come up with a tour package name, ‘Amusing and Adventurous Meghalaya, ex – Kolkata’.
State-run oil marketing companies on Wednesday (August 14) kept the retail prices of petrol and diesel unchanged for the second successive day across major cities of the country. In national capital Delhi, a litre of petrol today costs Rs 71.99 a litre while diesel costs Rs 65.43 per litre
State-run oil marketing companies on Tuesday (August 13) refrained from changing the retail prices of petrol and diesel across the country. In national capital Delhi, a litre of petrol today costs 71.99 a litre while diesel costs Rs 65.43 per litre, no change compared with Monday’s price.
State-run oil marketing companies on Saturday (August 10) refrained from changing the retail prices of petrol. However, diesel prices dropped for the third consecutive day across major cities of the country. After today’s rate revision, diesel prices came down by 7-11 paise per litre.
Indian Railways passengers will now have to pay more for e-tickets bought through IRCTC as the Railways has decided to restore service fee charges. It may be noted that the government withdrew services charges almost three years ago in order to promote digital payments in the country.
State-run oil marketing companies on Wednesday (August 7) refrained from changing the pump prices of petrol and diesel across the country. In national capital Delhi, a litre of petrol today costs 72.28 a litre while diesel costs Rs 65.94 per litre, no change compared with Tuesday’s price.
