Fuel excise duty hiked by Rs 2: Why it won't impact consumers

Monday, 7 April 2025
The Central government increased excise duty by Rs 2 each on petrol and diesel, with petrol duty reaching Rs 13 per litre and diesel Rs 10. Retail prices are unlikely to change as the hike will likely offset the decrease in international oil prices. New rates are effective from April 8.

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