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Why has petrol and diesel prices suddenly increased?

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    1. Vakati Deva
      B.Com Bachelor of commerce

      ♦Petrol and diesel production are decrease  when the price will increase ♦ In economics terms demand will decrease  the price will increase . At same time demand will increase , automatically price  will is decrease

      ♦Petrol and diesel production are decrease  when the price will increase

      ♦ In economics terms demand will decrease  the price will increase . At same time demand will increase , automatically price  will is decrease

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    2. [Deleted User]

      During this pandemic time many people didn't have enough food so government provided free food and free shelter and provided free vaccines so India's GDP fall down drastically so to improve it they need to charge more amount inform of taxes. Petrol and Diesel is the most used fuel so more tax is impRead more

      During this pandemic time many people didn’t have enough food so government provided free food and free shelter and provided free vaccines so India’s GDP fall down drastically so to improve it they need to charge more amount inform of taxes. Petrol and Diesel is the most used fuel so more tax is imposed on it.

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    3. nagraju

      the COVID pandemic is the major reason for the rise of oil prices in the international market. The prices of petrol and diesel will increase again in the coming months, says energy expert Narendra Taneja on Thursday. Speaking to ANI, Taneja said, "It is to understand that we import oil.

      the COVID pandemic is the major reason for the rise of oil prices in the international market. The prices of petrol and diesel will increase again in the coming months, says energy expert Narendra Taneja on Thursday. Speaking to ANI, Taneja said, “It is to understand that we import oil.

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