Petrol, diesel prices up by Rs2.25, Rs2.26 per litre

Tariff for light speed diesel and kerosene oil remains unchanged

News Desk January 31, 2017
facebook whatsup linkded
tariff for light speed diesel and kerosene oil remains unchanged photo afp
Tariff for light speed diesel and kerosene oil remains unchanged. PHOTO: AFP
The government announced Tuesday evening a change in petroleum prices for the next two weeks.

According to Express News, price of petrol and diesel was increased by Rs2.25 and Rs2.26 per litre respectively. However, a notification in this regard was not issued until the filing of this report.

Prices of petroleum products set to rise by 38.6 per cent

The tariff for light speed diesel and kerosene oil remained unchanged.

The Finance ministry received a summary from the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) on Monday that recommended the upward revision in oil prices.
facebook whatsup linkded

COMMENTS (1)

Ahmar Khan | 7 years ago | Reply We should invade Saudi Arabia while pretending to bring democracy there and then take their oil. Why can't we take their oil? It's not stealing...we will be reimbursing ourselves for bringing them democracy. MakePakistanGreatAgain
Replying to X

Comments are moderated and generally will be posted if they are on-topic and not abusive.

For more information, please see our Comments FAQ

Join Us

Entertainment

article

Dr Disrespect’s new Rumble channel fuels platform switch rumors
VIEW MORE

LATEST

imran khan defends bushra bibi s remarks dismisses claims of saudi involvement in his ouster

Imran Khan defends Bushra Bibi's remarks, dismisses claims of Saudi involvement in his ouster

pm shehbaz forms 11 member committee to address ppp s grievances

PM Shehbaz forms 11-member committee to address PPP's grievances

gandapur claims govt shaken as protest preparations gain momentum

Gandapur claims govt 'shaken' as protest preparations gain momentum

govt marks guru nanak s 555th birthday with special rs55 commemorative coin

Govt marks Guru Nanak's 555th birthday with special Rs55 commemorative coin

solar expansion pushes rs200b cost onto grid dependent consumers

Solar expansion pushes Rs200b cost onto grid-dependent consumers

over 9 700 patients screened for viral diseases

Over 9,700 patients screened for viral diseases

OPINION

fortuitous patterns

Fortuitous patterns

the war within

The war within

education is the solution

Education is the solution

mining related concerns in pakistan

Mining-related concerns in Pakistan

india s cricket refusal a disruptive stance

India's cricket refusal: a disruptive stance

finance cop a crucial moment for climate action

Finance COP - a crucial moment for climate action

FOLLOW US

This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, redistributed or derived from. Unless otherwise stated, all content is copyrighted © 2024 The Express Tribune.