Amravati is the second-largest city in the Vidarbha region and the ninth-largest city in Maharashtra, India. Nominated under the Smart Cities Mission, Amravati is also the headquarters of the Amravati district and division.

With major signs of development and growth, Amravati is showing a steady rise in population and along with it a spike in the number of vehicles and commuters. Consequentially, the rising businesses, industries and along with that the daily lives of the citizens of Amravati are being affected by fuel prices and fluctuations to a great extent.

Petrol price in Amravati is subject to fluctuations as the price of crude oil rises. Such fluctuations have been the norm not only for this week but also for the past 6 months.

Petrol price in Amravati

The petrol price in Amravati today is INR. 105.42 per litre. The price of petrol in Amravati has been fluctuating all month and also for the past six-seven months because of the fluctuating price of crude oil which is an international commodity.

Diesel price in Amravati

Today's diesel price in Amravati is INR. 91.93 per litre. Diesel prices in Amravati too, have been fluctuating all month. In the past 6-7 months the prices have been changing all the more because of fluctuating crude oil prices in the international market.

Fluctuating Fuel Prices in Amravati

The prices of Petrol, Diesel and CNG have been fluctuating all over the country. Such fluctuations are natural considering the vast variety and number of factors that influence the prices of fuel. Amravati has also fallen victim to such fluctuations and spikes in the prices of petrol, diesel and CNG.

Some of the factors responsible for such price hikes and price fluctuations are as follows:

• Price of crude oil in the global market

• Central Government excise duties and taxes on fuel

• State government taxes

• Dealers commission

• VAT

• The price charged by OMCs (Oil Marketing Companies)

• The US dollar and Indian rupee exchange rate.

The primary reasons behind the rise in fuel prices in Amravati are the rise in the price of crude oil and the increasing taxes and duties excised by the Central and state governments. The tax earned by the government from petrol, diesel and CNG comprises a major source of the government's income.

Conclusion

Fuel prices are very dynamic and are updated every day. It can seem a bit overwhelming to keep track of the changing fuel prices daily, which also vary from one region to another.

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