According to the new price, petrol has been reduced by four rupees per liter, and diesel/kerosene by five rupees per liter.
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Nepal Oil Corporation has reduced the prices of petrol, diesel and aviation fuel. Indian Oil Corporation has reduced the prices of petrol by Rs 4.19 per liter, diesel by Rs 5.6 per liter and aviation fuel by Rs 8.15 per liter.
The purchase price of LP gas has increased by Rs 100.35 per cylinder.
Accordingly, the board of directors of the corporation has adjusted the retail selling price. According to the new price, petrol has been reduced by Rs 4 per liter, diesel/kerosene by Rs 5 per liter. The price has been reduced by Rs 6 per liter for domestic aviation fuel and by US$ 42 per kiloliter for international flights to Kathmandu.
The new price will be effective from Thursday morning. Despite the increase in the purchase price of LP gas, the corporation has stated that the retail selling price of gas has been kept unchanged keeping in mind the interests of consumers. According to the corporation, the new price of petrol for the first class or office has been fixed at Rs 156.50 per liter, Rs 158 in the second class and Rs 159 in the third class.
Similarly, the price of diesel/kerosene has been fixed at Rs 134.50 per liter, Rs 136 and Rs 137 per liter respectively.
The first category includes Charali, Biratnagar, Janakpur, Amlekhgunj, Bhalbari, Nepalgunj, Dhangadhi and Birgunj. The second category includes Surkhet and Dang and the third category includes Kathmandu, Pokhara and Dipayal.
