The Indian government has increased petrol and diesel prices due to disruptions in the global energy supply caused by the ongoing conflict in West Asia. Petrol prices have risen by ₹3.14 per litre, reaching ₹97.77, while diesel prices increased by ₹3.11 per litre, now costing ₹90.67.

• 01Petrol prices increased by ₹3.14 per litre, now at ₹97.77.
• 02Diesel prices surged by ₹3.11 per litre, reaching ₹90.67.
• 03CNG prices also rose by ₹2 per kilogram.
• 04The price hikes are attributed to supply disruptions linked to the conflict in West Asia.
• 05The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is affecting global oil and gas supply.

The rise in fuel prices will likely increase transportation costs, affecting the prices of goods and services across various sectors. Consumers may see higher costs in daily commuting and goods.