Topic
fuel prices
Every story Skardu Times has filed on fuel prices, newest first.
Government rules out new fuel curbs, says petrol stocks cover 22 days
Petroleum Minister Ali Pervaiz Malik told the National Assembly that diesel reserves cover 30 days, while Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal ruled out an immediate cut in the petroleum levy.
Government and Jamaat-e-Islami form committee to review fuel relief
The six-member body will study widening the prime minister's petroleum relief scheme and phasing down the levy in the next budget.
Diesel up Rs1.91 a litre, petrol held for October 24-26
Profit by Pakistan Today reports the increase while petrol stays unchanged, but neither outlet's published material gives the new retail price per litre.
JI threatens mid-November Islamabad march over petroleum levy
Hafiz Naeemur Rehman says the party will keep its campaign running until the Centre withdraws Rs114 a litre on petrol and Rs100 a litre on diesel.
Government cuts petrol, diesel prices for third consecutive day
Petroleum Division sets petrol at Rs389.28 and high-speed diesel at Rs412.12 per litre for 25 September, with lower rates effective from midnight.
Fuel Price Rise Deepens Cost-of-Living Squeeze
Aaj News reported students are struggling as petrol prices rise, while Energy Update said climbing fuel and energy costs are deepening Pakistan's cost-of-living crisis.
Jamaat-i-Islami postpones Islamabad march after PM Shehbaz appeal
The party will stay in Multan and continue its sit-in until a meeting with the prime minister after his return from abroad.
Petrol rises Rs4.61 per litre, diesel gets cheaper
Dawn reports the latest fortnightly fuel price adjustment but does not give new per-litre rates or the size of the diesel cut.
Government raises petrol price by Rs4.61, cuts diesel by Rs1.96
New ex-depot rates are Rs393.75 per litre for petrol and Rs422.08 for high-speed diesel, the Petroleum Division announced.
PM asks JI to delay petroleum levy march until return
Government has proposed suspending the levy for one year as the Jamaat-e-Islami train march reaches Multan, sources say.
