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For lakhs of drivers, daily commuters, farmers and freight traders of Uttar Pradesh, knowing the prices of petrol and diesel every morning has become a very important part of the daily routine. Amid the movements of crude oil in the international energy market, the country’s major government oil marketing companies—Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL), Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL)—have released new retail rates of petrol and diesel for all 75 districts of Uttar Pradesh at sharp 6 am today. Partial changes in oil prices were seen in different parts of the state today. At some places, there has been a slight relief of a few rupees due to adjustment of local transportation cost and dealer commission, while at other places there has been an increase of a few rupees in the prices due to transportation expenses. As soon as the new rates are implemented, from the capital Lucknow to the industrial hub Kanpur, the religious city Varanasi and the hi-tech city Noida of NCR, new prices have started appearing on the machines of petrol pumps.
capital of uttar pradesh Lucknow This morning, petrol remained stable in the range of Rs 101.86 to Rs 102.68 per litre, while the price of diesel was recorded between Rs 95.14 to Rs 96.10 per litre. Since morning, vehicles are seen standing in queues to get fuel filled at the petrol pumps established in urban and rural areas of Lucknow. Whereas the industrial city Kanpur (Urban and rural) Petrol rate is around Rs 101.90 to Rs 102.15 per liter and diesel is around Rs 95.27 to Rs 95.47 per liter. Sangam city of Ganga-Yamuna Prayagraj Due to transportation cost in Allahabad, diesel is being sold at Rs 95.33 to Rs 95.79 per liter and petrol at around Rs 102.20 per liter. Apart from this, the city of Baba Vishwanath Varanasi Petrol has been recorded at Rs 102.23 per liter and diesel at Rs 95.50 per liter. Ramnagari Ayodhya And in Gorakhpur too, there has not been much fluctuation in fuel prices and the prices there have remained around Rs 102.10 and Rs 102.35 per liter respectively.
There is a slight difference in fuel prices in the districts of Uttar Pradesh adjacent to the National Capital Region (NCR) compared to Delhi. Gautam Buddha Nagar i.e. Noida And today in Greater Noida, the price of petrol has been recorded around Rs 101.96 per liter and diesel around Rs 95.10 per liter. neighboring districts Ghaziabad Petrol is being sold at Rs 101.88 per liter and diesel at Rs 95.05 per liter. Tajnagari Agra In India, the price of petrol remains between Rs 101.66 per liter and diesel between Rs 95.02 and Rs 95.14 per liter. city of kanha Mathura Due to the nearby depot of the refinery, petrol and diesel remain relatively cheaper in comparison to many other districts of the state, where diesel is available at the level of Rs 94.79 per liter. MeerutIn other districts of Western Uttar Pradesh like Saharanpur, Moradabad, Aligarh and Bareilly, petrol prices remain between Rs 101.70 to Rs 102.30 per liter.
Often this question arises in the minds of common consumers that when the entire Uttar Pradesh is one state and the Value Added Tax (VAT) imposed by the state government is the same, then why are the prices of petrol and diesel not the same in Lucknow, Noida, Ballia and Sonbhadra? The biggest reason for this is ‘local freight’ (freight expenses) and the geographical distance of the petrol pump from the depot. When oil companies send petrol and diesel from their main oil refineries or bulk storage depots to remote districts through tankers, the transportation charge is added to the basic cost of the fuel. For example, in Agra or Mathura district, located near the Mathura Refinery, the cost of transportation is very low, hence oil remains slightly cheaper there. In contrast, long distance diesel is spent in transporting oil to remote districts like Ballia, Ghazipur, Deoria or Vindhya region’s Sonbhadra and Mirzapur bordering Bihar, due to which the retail prices there vary from 50 paise to Re 1. Along with this, the local commission and municipal cess of petrol pump dealers in every district also affects the prices to some extent.
India is the world’s third largest crude oil importer and buys more than 85 percent of its domestic fuel demand from foreign markets. Whenever there is a huge fluctuation in Brent crude or American WTI crude in the international market, it directly puts pressure on the costs of Indian oil companies. However, due to strategic steps taken by Indian refineries and the central government for some time now, daily fluctuations in international crude oil prices are not being passed on directly to domestic consumers. Subsidized crude oil from Russia and long-term contracts with Gulf countries have kept fuel prices in a stable range within the country. Nevertheless, the exchange rate of the Indian rupee against the dollar and global geopolitical tensions continue to be closely monitored by oil marketing companies.
If you want to know the exact and latest price of your city before going to the petrol pump, then you do not need to go through any long process for this. You can know the new rate of your nearest pump by just sending a simple SMS from your normal mobile phone.
if you Indian Oil (IOCL) If you are a customer of Rs., then type RSP in your message box and write the dealer code of your city (like the code prescribed for Lucknow) by giving space and enter it. 9224992249 Send it to. Within a few seconds you will get the latest quote on your phone.
if you Bharat Petroleum (BPCL) If you want to know the rate, then write RSP and your dealer code in the message box. 9223112222 Send to.
if you Hindustan Petroleum (HPCL) If you are a customer of HPPRICE then write HPPRICE in space and enter the dealer code. 9222201122 Send SMS on Apart from this, real-time price of any pump can be seen based on GPS location by downloading IndianOil’s IndianOil ONE and HPCL’s HP Pay mobile apps.
In a huge agricultural and commercial state like Uttar Pradesh, the prices of petrol and especially diesel are directly related to the common man’s kitchen budget and market inflation. Farmers from western Uttar Pradesh to Purvanchal largely depend on diesel engines for ploughing, sowing and irrigating fields from tube wells. If there is even a slight increase in diesel prices, the production cost of crops directly increases. Similarly, fruits, vegetables, milk, grains and medicines are transported from one city to another through trucks, dumpers and pickup vehicles. Due to the stable price of diesel, freight remains under control, due to which the prices of everyday green vegetables and groceries do not go out of control in Dubagga Mandi of Lucknow, Chakarpur Mandi of Kanpur or Pahadiya Mandi of Varanasi. At the same time, for middle-class working people who drive private two-wheelers and four-wheelers, stability in fuel prices is the biggest help in keeping the monthly household budget balanced.