Diesel will now cost Rs126.82 per litre

They want the government to take back the increase back

The price will be implemented from April 1

PM Khan will take the final decision

You’re paying Rs27.22 per litre now, which is Rs2.64 higher than PML-N’s tenure

The summary has been forwarded to the government

Petrol will now cost Rs97.83 per litre

The government raised at least Rs790 billion in taxes through the purchase of petroleum products during the 2017-18 fiscal year. This revenue was generated, in part, through the Rs31.9 that consumers pay for every litre of petrol and the Rs45 they pay for every litre of diesel. A litre of petrol costs Rs91 and a…

KARACHI: The government has been recommended to cut petrol price by more than Rs. 5.00 per litre. Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority forwarded its summary to federal government in which they recommended a cut of Rs. 5.26 per litre in petrol price. The regulation body has suggested the government to increase the per litre cost…

ISLAMABAD: The price of electricity has been reduced by Rs. 3.24 per unit. National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) stated that electricity prices were Rs. 9.86 per unit in January. The rates have changed due to fuel adjustments. Rs. 6.62 was the cost of producting electricity in January. The revised rates will not be applicable…

LAHORE: Recent increase in prices of petrol petroleum products has been challenged in Lahore High Court (LHC). The petition, challenging the revise in rates by the federal government, has been filed by Azhar Siddique Advocate. The petitioner has stated that the petrol prices are on the rise due to an increase in additional sales tax….

ISLAMABAD: Oil and Gas Regulatory (OGRA) has suggested the federal government to increase per litre cost of petroleum goods by Rs 15.99.  According to details, OGRA has recommended the federal government to increase petrol costs by Rs 2.99 per litre and kerosene price by Rs 15.99 per litre. The regulatory authority has suggested to hike…

ISLAMABAD: The prices of Petroleum Products will be maintained at the existing level.

ISLAMABAD: Federal government has revised the prices of the petroleum products for the next month. Briefing media in Islamabad on Friday, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar said that the price of Petrol and High speed diesel has been reduced by 1.50 rupees per liter each. The new price of petrol will be 71.30 rupees and High…

ISLAMABAD: Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) has suggested the federal government to bring down per litre petrol prices by more than Rs. 3.00, Samaa reported. According to details, the regulatory authority has recommended the government to slash petrol price by Rs. 3.30 per litre. It has also recommended the government to cut per litre…

KARACHI: PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has rejected the “meager” reduction in PoL prices by Nawaz Sharif government for the month of March and accused it of fleecing the consumers in the country despite huge decrease in PoL prices in the international market. In a press statement on Monday, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said that PoL…

ISLAMABAD: The government is expected to cut prices of various petroleum products from December 1, Samaa learnt on Monday. The domestic price of petrol is likely to be decreased by Rs3.0, high speed diesel Rs4.10, light diesel Rs2.50, kerosene oil Rs3.50 and high octane by Rs4.50 per liter, Samaa reported quoting a summary prepared by…

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) held a protest demonstration against recent hike in prices of petroleum products today (Saturday) outside the National Press Club. PTI leader Asad Umar  led the protest for which the party had mobilized its workers and candidates of local government election. He said the protest is a well-planned move on part…

ISLAMABAD: PTI Chairman Imran Khan today called the reduction in petroleum prices by the federal government as a cruel joke on the nation. He said the reduction was insufficient and unacceptable. In a press statement on Tuesday, Khan asserted that it is all too clear that the PMLN government, in order to borrow more money…

In the wake of significant decline in international oil prices, Pakistanis demand that per litre petrol rate should be fixed at Rs.50. Watch this report.

PESHAWAR: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif announced Friday reduction in electricity tariff by as much as Rs2.32 per unit, Samaa reported. Talking to media here after meeting ANP leader Bashir Bilour, the prime minister said that domestic prices of the various petroleum products would also be reduced further from the coming month. “We are working day…