The price of petrol and diesel increased!

Kathmandu. Nepal Oil Corporation has increased the price of petroleum products. The corporation has increased the price of petroleum products. According to the corporation, the prices of petrol, diesel, kerosene and jet fuel have been increased with effect from 12:00 pm tonight.

The corporation has increased petrol per liter by three, diesel and kerosene by five per liter. Similarly, aviation fuel has increased by USD 20 domestically and USD 131 per kiloliter internationally. According to the new purchase price sent by the Indian Oil Corporation on July 31, 2026, petrol has increased by Rs 20.19 paise, diesel by Rs. 39.67 paise and jet fuel by Rs. 19.6 paise per litre.

According to the new price list, the price of petrol and diesel has reached 200 per liter in Kathmandu, Pokhara and Dipayal. 199 have been established in Surkhet and Dang. Similarly, in Charali, Biratnagar, Jakpur, Amlekhganj, Bhalwari, Dhangadhi and Birganj, it has reached 197 rupees 50 paise. According to the corporation, the price of LP gas for cooking has been kept unchanged.

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