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Andhra Pradesh lorry owners urge government to lift diesel dispensing cap, citing disruptions in transport operations and economic impact.

In today's episode: India and the United States sign a major critical minerals framework at the QUAD Foreign Ministers' meeting in New Delhi, amid growing concerns over China's export controls on rare earths and strategic metals. We also examine China's response to the QUAD talks and what the developments mean for the Indo-Pacific region. Plus, political tremors continue in Tamil Nadu as more AIADMK MLAs join the ruling TVK, fuel prices continue to rise with another sharp CNG hike in Delhi, and students across the country raise concerns over the CBSE's controversial new On-Screen Marking system.

The data shows that across Indian Oil Corporation Ltd, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd, 3.30 crore consumers did not book even a single cylinder refill

The Tata Tiago CNG AMT will be the first model in the segment to get paddle shifters, with the rest of the elements similar to the petrol version.

As the Brent crude oil price hovers around $100 per barrel, will the prices of petrol and diesel increase again? Though the Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) gain relief, the consumers face heat of inflation. Explained here.

Kharge questions sharp rise in petrol and diesel prices despite a decline in global crude oil rates

Globally, petrol prices now average around Rs 130 to Rs 140 per litre, with several European countries crossing Rs 180. , Opinion - India, Times Now

Kharge cited a PIB statement to note that when PM Modi took office on May 26, 2014, crude oil in the Indian basket was priced at $108.05 per barrel and the rupee stood at 58.59 against the dollar

NEW DELHI: The government on Monday said it was now delivering more domestic LPG cylinders, meeting current demand as well as clearing backlog, indicating that panic buying had eased and availability of cooking gas had improved since March.

NEW DELHI: Commuters and transport operators faced another blow on Tuesday as Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) prices in Delhi were hiked by Rs 2 per kg, marking the fourth increase in less than 15 days. The latest revision came barely days after a Re 1 hike in CNG rates on Saturday.