Faisal 16 May 2026Opposition parties criticized the government after public sector oil marketing companies increased petrol and diesel prices by Rs 3 per litre across India. Leaders accused the Centre of making ordinary citizens bear the burden of policy failures and rising economic pressures. The fuel price hike has sparked political debate over inflation, living costs, and the impact of increasing fuel expenses o3 likes2 comments#petroldiesel#india#politics#fuelpricehike
Faisal 16 May 2026Panic buying of petrol and diesel in parts of Odisha has reportedly caused fuel shortages at several filling stations, creating difficulties for gig workers and private bus operators dependent on daily fuel supplies. Despite growing concerns, the state government appealed to the public not to panic, assuring residents that Odisha currently has sufficient fuel reserves available to meet demand for 3 likes2 comments#fuelshortage#india#petroldiesel#odisha
Faisal 15 May 2026The Centre has increased petrol and diesel prices by Rs 3 per litre, leading to fresh concerns over inflation and rising living costs across India. Following the hike, petrol prices in Delhi reached Rs 97.77 per litre while diesel climbed to Rs 99.67. In Mumbai, petrol now costs Rs 106.68 per litre and diesel Rs 93.14. The latest increase is expected to impact transportation expenses and household4 likes4 comments#petroldiesel#india#economy#fuelprices