Petrol and diesel prices in India have officially gone up for the first time in four years, with oil companies announcing an immediate ₹3 per litre hike amid soaring global crude prices and the ongoing West Asia conflict. Brent crude has crossed $107 per barrel as shipping disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz continue to impact global fuel supply chains.
In this video, we break down why fuel prices were frozen for months, how state-run oil companies were reportedly losing hundreds of crores daily, and why experts believe more hikes could follow. From Mumbai and Hyderabad’s higher state taxes to the impact on transport, milk, groceries, and household budgets, this price rise could affect every Indian family.
Watch the full report to understand what triggered the hike, how inflation is linked to fuel prices, and why analysts say this may only be the beginning.
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