OGRA Recommends Reduction In Petrol Prices

OGRA recommends cut in petrol prices

OGRA recommends increase of petrol prices by Rs5.40litre for month of July

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OGRA recommends Rs3.22 per litre hike in petrol price

OGRA recommends hike in petroleum prices

OGRA recommends cut of Rs4.6 per litre in petrol price

OGRA recommends increase in petroleum prices

OGRA recommends government to increase prices of petroleum products

OGRA recommends increase in petrol price by Rs12 a litre

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Ogra recommends for lowering the price of petroleum products

Amid steep price hike in petrol and diesel prices in the country, even LPG prices have now escalated

(Ogra) recommended to decrease the price of petrol by Rs9.50 per litre

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