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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay called the Rs 3 per litre increase in petrol and diesel prices unacceptable. He said the move would raise living costs, hurt borrowers and MSMEs, and deepen inflation.

PM Modi Fuel Saving Push Live Updates: Opposition parties have targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi over today's petrol and diesel price hike, even as his fuel-saving push gains momentum amid global crude shocks and the West Asia conflict that have pushed up India's energy bill and added pressure on the rupee. The Prime Minister has urged citizens and states to reduce fuel use, limit non-essential travel and adopt restrained consumption habits. The appeal is already translating into action, with the PM and other NDA leaders reportedly halving their security convoys in a symbolic push for fuel conservation, while several states are also following suit. Follow the latest updates on IndiaToday.in

PM Modi held talks with UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed in Abu Dhabi as UAE announced USD 5 billion investment in India. Both nations signed key energy and defence agreements.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's brief visit to Abu Dhabi produced defence, energy and infrastructure agreements with the UAE. The outcomes reinforced bilateral strategic ties amid regional tensions and energy market uncertainty.

India raised petrol and diesel prices by Rs 3 per litre amid global oil market pressures linked to West Asia tensions.

Petrol and diesel prices have been increased by Rs 3 per litre across India, putting further burden on citizens who were already battling rising living costs. The latest revision has pushed petrol prices close to the Rs 98 mark in Delhi. Check new fuel prices in major cities.

With the latest revision in petrol and diesel prices, fuel costs now vary significantly across major Indian cities, with some witnessing record-high rates while others continue to offer comparatively lower prices. Know the city with the cheapest and costliest fuel prices in India?

The latest revision in petrol and diesel prices is expected to impact much more than just fuel expenses. From groceries to transport fares, several daily essential items and services are set to become costlier.

With input costs rising sharply and under-recoveries widening, a fuel price correction had increasingly become difficult to avoid.

An MoU was also signed for the establishment of a ship repair cluster at Vadinar in Gujarat, a move expected to enhance port-linked industrial infrastructure and create employment opportunities.