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Date: 04-06-2008 | Total Images: 14

Union Minister for Petroleum Murli Deora addresses the press conference to announce of petrol and diesel price hike, at Shastri Bhawan in New Delhi on Wednesday, 04 June 2008. Petrol prices were increased by 11 percent or five rupees and diesel by 9.4 percent or three rupees based on pump prices.
Increase in Fuel Prices
A Sarthak
Uploaded: 04-06-2008
Union Minister for Petroleum Murli Deora and MOS of Petroleum Dinsha Patel at the press conference to announce of petrol and diesel price hike, at Shastri Bhawan in New Delhi on Wednesday, 04 June 2008. Petrol prices were increased by 11 percent or five rupees and diesel by 9.4 percent or three rupees based on pump prices.
Increase in Fuel Prices
A Sarthak
Uploaded: 04-06-2008
Union Minister for Petroleum Murli Deora addresses as and MOS of Petroleum Dinsha Patel looks on during the press conference to announce of petrol and diesel price hike, at Shastri Bhawan in New Delhi on Wednesday, 04 June 2008. Petrol prices were increased by 11 percent or five rupees and diesel by 9.4 percent or three rupees based on pump prices.
Increase in Fuel Prices
A Sarthak
Uploaded: 04-06-2008
Union Minister for Petroleum Murli Deora speaks with media at a press conference to announce of petrol and diesel price hike, at Shastri Bhawan in New Delhi on Wednesday, 04 June 2008. Petrol prices were increased by 11 percent or five rupees and diesel by 9.4 percent or three rupees based on pump prices.
Increase in Fuel Prices
A Sarthak
Uploaded: 04-06-2008
A kerosene cart passes through fuel storage tanks at Sewri, Mumbai on Wednesday,04 June 2008. If the fuel price hike continues then people have to use such mode of transport like bullock cart as shown in the picture. Government raised petrol price by Rs 5 per litre and diesel by Rs 3 while there is no increase in kerosene.
Increase in Fuel Prices
Dattaram Kaudare
Uploaded: 04-06-2008
A delivery man loaded LPG cylinder in truck, in Mumbai on Wednesday,04 June 2008. The government boosted the cost of liquid petroleum gas (LPG) by 50 rupees a cylinder while there is no increase in kerosene.
Increase in Fuel Prices
Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 04-06-2008
A delivery man with LPG cylinders in Mumbai on Wednesday,04 June 2008. The government boosted the cost of liquid petroleum gas (LPG) by 50 rupees a cylinder while there is no increase in kerosene.
Increase in Fuel Prices
Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 04-06-2008
A delivery man carries LPG cylinder in Mumbai on Wednesday,04 June 2008. The government boosted the cost of Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) by 50 rupees a cylinder while there is no increase in kerosene.
Increase in Fuel Prices
Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 04-06-2008
A delivery man with LPG cylinders in Mumbai on Wednesday,04 June 2008. The government boosted the cost of liquid petroleum gas (LPG) by 50 rupees a cylinder while there is no increase in kerosene.
Increase in Fuel Prices
Dattaram Kaudare
Uploaded: 04-06-2008
A petrol-pump employee fills fuel at a petrol pump in Mumbai on Wednesday,04 June 2008. Government raised petrol price by Rs 5 per litre and diesel by Rs 3 to stop huge losses at state oil firms caused by rising crude costs.
Increase in Fuel Prices
Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 04-06-2008
A petrol-pump employee fills fuel in a car at a petrol pump in Mumbai on Wednesday,04 June 2008. Government raised petrol price by Rs 5 per litre and diesel by Rs 3 while there is no increase in kerosene.
Increase in Fuel Prices
Dattaram Kaudare
Uploaded: 04-06-2008
LPG cylinder loaded on a rickshaw in Mumbai on Wednesday,04 June 2008. The government boosted the cost of liquid petroleum gas (LPG) by 50 rupees a cylinder while there is no increase in kerosene.
Increase in Fuel Prices
Dattaram Kaudare
Uploaded: 04-06-2008
A kerosene cart passes through fuel storage tanks at Sewri, Mumbai on Wednesday,04 June 2008. If the fuel price hike continues then people have to use such mode of transport like bullock cart as shown in the picture. Government raised petrol price by Rs 5 per litre and diesel by Rs 3 while there is no increase in kerosene.
Increase in Fuel Prices
Dattaram Kaudare
Uploaded: 04-06-2008
A kerosene cart passes through fuel storage tanks at Sewri, Mumbai on Wednesday,04 June 2008. If the fuel price hike continues then people have to use such mode of transport like bullock cart as shown in the picture. Government raised petrol price by Rs 5 per litre and diesel by Rs 3 while there is no increase in kerosene.
Increase in Fuel Prices
Dattaram Kaudare
Uploaded: 04-06-2008