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Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) has claimed that the proposed 165-km pipeline for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) from Uran, near Mumbai, to Shikrapur via Chakan in Pune district will not pose any safety hazard for villages along its route.
This was revealed to DNA by the senior regional manager HPCL, PN Kanth, on Sunday.

JAIPUR: Thanks to the steep rise in petrol prices, the exchequer will be richer by another Rs 500 crore, to be paid by the residents of the state alone.

People of Rajasthan will be paying a lot more than other cities like Delhi for petrol.

THE government has decided to pay .

Sujay Mehdudia

OMCs were told to hold back hike till Parliament session ended
They are losing Rs. 4.17 a litre on sale of petrol currently

NEW DEHLI: State-run oil major Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) on Tuesday raised petrol prices by Rs. 2.95 a litre.

The hike would come into effect from Tuesday night.

STATE-RUN oil firms have decided to raise petrol prices by about . 3 to partly make up for higher cost of crude oil, but diesel rates remain unchanged for the time being.

Bharat Petroleum Corp has raised petrol price by . 2.95 a litre in Delhi from Wednesday, a company spokesman said. Indian Oil Corp (IOC) and Hindustan Petroleum Corp (HPCL) are also finalising new petrol rates.

Ethanol blending with petrol has resumed after more than a year. Last week, sale of blended petrol started in Bangalore, Mathura and parts of Gujarat.

When Ranbir Singh Butola took over as the managing director of ONGC Videsh Ltd (OVL) in 2004, the overseas subsidiary of Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), his brief was to expand India's oil and gas footprint.

Hindustan Petroleum & Bharat Petroleum May Increase Rates By 28 And 26 Paise

PETROL will become costlier by 27 paise from Tuesday at over 18,600 retail outlets of Indian Oil Corp, making it the first state-run oil company to exercise the pricing freedom announced by the government on June 26.

Other public sector fuel retailers

Ajay Modi / New Delhi April 13, 2009, 1:08 IST

The battle between private oil companies and government oil marketing companies (OMCs) over petroleum product pricing is set to intensify.

The Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL) has admitted the OMCs

Ajay Modi / New Delhi March 26, 2009, 0:53 IST

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