Fuel prices remain a key concern for consumers across India, especially after multiple price hikes in recent weeks. State-owned oil marketing companies have released the latest petrol and diesel rates for June 10, allowing vehicle owners to check current fuel costs before heading to petrol pumps.

While there has been no significant change in fuel prices today compared to the previous day, the impact of recent increases continues to be felt by households and businesses alike. Petrol and diesel rates vary from state to state due to differences in local taxes, transportation costs, and state-level levies.

Fuel Prices Remain Stable After Recent Hikes

According to the latest update from oil companies, petrol and diesel prices have largely remained unchanged across most cities on June 10. However, consumers are still paying higher rates following a series of fuel price revisions over the past few days.

The recent increases have added to inflation concerns, as higher fuel costs often affect transportation expenses and the prices of essential goods.

Rajasthan Fuel Prices Today

In Rajasthan, petrol and diesel prices continue to remain at elevated levels.

The average petrol price in the state stands at approximately ₹112.66 per litre, while diesel is being sold at around ₹97.78 per litre. There has been no major change in fuel rates compared to the previous day.

In Jaipur, the state capital, petrol and diesel are available at nearly the same rates, making Rajasthan one of the states where fuel prices remain relatively high compared to the national average.

Petrol and Diesel Rates in Major Indian Cities

Delhi

• Petrol: ₹102.12 per litre
• Diesel: ₹95.20 per litre

The national capital continues to have some of the lowest fuel prices among major metropolitan cities due to lower state taxes.

Mumbai

• Petrol: ₹111.21 per litre
• Diesel: ₹97.83 per litre

India's financial capital remains among the costliest metro cities for petrol purchases.

Kolkata

• Petrol: ₹113.51 per litre
• Diesel: ₹99.82 per litre

Fuel prices in Kolkata continue to stay above the ₹113 mark for petrol.

Chennai

• Petrol: ₹107.77 per litre
• Diesel: ₹99.55 per litre

Consumers in Chennai are paying close to ₹100 per litre for diesel.

Fuel Prices in Rajasthan and Nearby Regions

Jaipur

• Petrol: ₹112.66 per litre
• Diesel: ₹97.78 per litre

Patna

• Petrol: ₹112.70 per litre
• Diesel: ₹99.87 per litre

Araria

• Petrol: ₹115.07 per litre
• Diesel: ₹101.08 per litre

Araria continues to be among the locations where fuel prices remain significantly higher than the national average.

Madhya Pradesh Fuel Rates

Fuel prices in several cities of Madhya Pradesh remain above ₹114 per litre for petrol.

Indore

• Petrol: ₹114.61 per litre
• Diesel: ₹99.70 per litre

Bhopal

• Petrol: ₹114.65 per litre
• Diesel: ₹99.74 per litre

Guna

• Petrol: ₹115.44 per litre
• Diesel: Above ₹100 per litre

Chhattisgarh Fuel Prices

Bilaspur

• Petrol: ₹108.76 per litre
• Diesel: ₹102.02 per litre

Diesel prices in Bilaspur continue to remain above the ₹102 mark, reflecting regional tax variations.

Why Fuel Prices Differ Across Cities

Petrol and diesel prices are not uniform across India because several factors influence final retail rates, including:

• State government taxes and VAT
• Transportation and freight charges
• Dealer commissions
• International crude oil prices
• Currency exchange rate fluctuations

As a result, fuel prices can vary significantly even between neighboring states.

Check Fuel Rates Before Refueling

Although prices have remained stable today, consumers are advised to check the latest fuel rates before visiting petrol pumps, as oil companies review and update prices regularly. With fuel costs playing a major role in household budgets and transportation expenses, staying informed about daily price changes can help consumers plan their spending more effectively.