Diesel and Petrol Price hikes

Kirit Parikh Committee immediately four to five per liter diesel price hike is recommended . Controlled by the government for petroleum products is suggested to continue the existing value system . To determine the cost of diesel and cooking gas constituted the committee on Wednesday will be presenting its report to the government .

Sources say the group privileges diesel, kerosene and cooking gas price for the current system to continue. Diesel sales at less than cost price to reduce the burden on oil companies are likely to increase given time . At the same time, the subsidy is being provided , to finish it off every month to increase the price per liter .

Due to the huge import bill of petroleum products to handle the economy getting out of hand the government wants to reduce subsidy burden as soon as possible . Last fiscal year, the Finance Ministry is keeping the pressure on refineries to the same price they have to pay to import .

The Ministry argues that the import price based Fomrula ( import price , taxes and transportation ) to be taken from last year's subsidy bill of Rs 161 029 17 618 million could be saved .
Ministry Committee rejected this argument , stating that prices of kerosene and LPG gradually increase is suggested . This price within two to three years will be according to market value .

Diesel Price Hikes

Despite the ongoing assembly elections in five states government to raise the price of diesel oil companies have not stopped this time . Companies across the country from midnight Saturday 50 paise per liter of diesel has . This increase taxes because of differences in the states individually will .
Including diesel price in Delhi by Rs 53.57 to Rs 57 per liter have money . State-run oil companies say that despite the increase of Rs 9.99 per liter loss on diesel is currently trading them .
The price of petrol has disappointed those who hoped to get relief because the oil companies have not changed the price . The last three - four days crude oil ( crude ) prices given renewed impetus petrol oil companies have touted the cheapest plan . These companies say they just Rs 542.50 per LPG cylinder on LPG and kerosene at Rs 36.20 per liter loss is .
This way the oil companies during the current financial year is expected to be a loss of Rs 139 000 . Much of this will be borne by the Centre .