Rising fuel prices concerns public in Guwahati
First Published: 28th September, 2018 18:50 IST
Rising fuel prices continue to be a cause of concern for the general public in Guwahati. Petrol and diesel rates have both been increased in a latest move. Petrol price
Rising fuel prices continue to be a cause of concern for the general public in Guwahati. Petrol and diesel rates have both been increased in a latest move.
Petrol price has been increased by 23 paise and diesel by 19 paise.
In Guwahati, petrol prices stand at Rs 85.69, while diesel prices are currently at Rs 77.82.
The rising fuel prices continue to worry people as it burns a hole in their pockets.
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