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11 minutes ago, bhaigan said:

INDIA government rule chesina state's ayithe aduguthunaru kada ?

State governments ki bokka annapudu enduku adugutharu ra gootle ?

seppina kada, aaku fuku okate anukune pussy gadivi nuvvu @3$%

Congress rules states ae adiginayi, opposition la. Unapudu adagakapithey inkemi chestar ra bevde….

chepina kasa aaku fuku okate anukunte ittane vuntadi vyanaram ani

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edi varaku pipeline and storage facilities anedi levu kotha ga scientist Modi emanna invent chesinada endi ? leda modi rathri ki rathri ae gunthalu tavvi pipeline lu kattinada endi ? Kya re Halwa

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Ettetta…50 Rs kante takiva ki ammala .. billions of dollars worth refineries mari evadi paisal tho kattali ? Pipeline and storage facilities paisal edikelli tevali ? consumer end and distirubutio

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Eee case bhaigan a correct.. too much taxes on petrol/diesel unlike earlier govts. em peekutunnaru aa pisal tho ante emo sivayyake teliyala..  Poni e govt vachaka clear ga add ina govt industry/sector

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Central and State Tax on Petrol and Diesel in India

Both the central and state governments of India levy taxes on petrol and diesel. The central authorities apply excise duty at the rates of Rs.19.90/litre and Rs.15.80/litre respectively. This rate remains the same throughout the country. 

On top of this, the state governments levy VAT, sales tax and other additional charges. The rates of these taxes tend to vary, leading to a difference in petrol and diesel prices across India.  

State Wise Tax on Petrol and Diesel in India

Check out the diesel and petrol tax in India across the different states:

State/Union Territory  VAT on Petrol* VAT on Diesel*
Assam  23.45% VAT or Rs.17.80 per litre (whichever is higher) 22.19% VAT or Rs. 14.60 per litre (whichever is higher)
Rebate @ Rs.1.50/litre to a maximum amount of Rs.14.60/litre
Andhra Pradesh Rs.4/litre VAT + 31% VAT + Rs.1/litre Road Development Cess and VAT thereafter Rs.4/litre VAT + 22.5% VAT + Rs.1/litre Road Development Cess and VAT thereafter
Arunachal Pradesh 14.50% VAT 7.00% VAT
Andaman & Nicobar Islands 1% VAT 1% VAT
Bihar Rs.16.65/litre or 23.58% VAT (whichever is higher) (30% surcharge is applicable on the VAT as irrecoverable tax) Rs.12.33/litre or 16.37% VAT (whichever is higher) (30% surcharge is applicable on the VAT as irrecoverable tax)
Chhattisgarh Rs.2/litre VAT + 24% VAT Rs.1/litre VAT + 23% VAT
Chandigarh Rs.12.42/litre or Rs.10/KL cess + 15.24% VAT (whichever is higher) Rs.5.07/litre or Rs.10/KL cess + 6.66% VAT (whichever is higher)
Delhi 19.40% VAT 16.75% VAT + Rs.250/KL air ambience charges
Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu 12.75% VAT 13.50% VAT
Gujarat 13.7% VAT+ 4% cess on Town Rate & VAT 14.9% VAT + 4 % cess on Town Rate & VAT
Goa 21.5% VAT + 0.5% Green cess 17.5% VAT + 0.5% Green cess
Himachal Pradesh Rs.13.50/litre or 17.5% VAT (whichever is higher) Rs.10.40/litre or 13.90% VAT (whichever is higher)
Haryana Rs.14.50/litre or 18.20% VAT (whichever is higher) + 5% additional tax on VAT Rs.11.86/litre or 16.00% VAT (whichever is higher) + 5% additional tax on VAT
Jharkhand Rs.17/litre or 22% VAT on the sale price (whichever is higher) + Rs.1/litre cess  Rs.12.50/litre or 22% VAT on the sale price (whichever is higher) + Rs.1/litre cess
Jammu & Kashmir 24% MST+ Rs.2/litre employment cess (Rebate applicable up to Rs.4.50/litre) 16% MST+ Rs.1.00/litre employment cess (Rebate applicable up to Rs.6.50/litre)
Kerala 30.08% sales tax + 1% cess (social security cess @ Rs.2/litre) + Rs.1/litre additional sales tax 22.76% sales tax + 1% cess (social security cess @ Rs.2/litre) + Rs.1/litre additional sales tax
Karnataka 25.92% sales tax 14.34% sales tax
Lakshadweep 10% VAT 10% VAT
Ladakh 15% MST+ Rs.5/litre employment cess (applicable reduction of Rs.2.5/litre) 6% MST+ Rs.1/litre employment cess (reduction of Rs.0.50/litre)
Maharashtra (Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Thane) 25% VAT+ Rs.5.12/litre additional tax 21% VAT
Maharashtra (Rest of State) 25% VAT+ Rs.5.12/litre additional tax 21% VAT
Madhya Pradesh 29% VAT + 1% cess + Rs.2.5/litre VAT 19% VAT + 1% cess + Rs.1.5/litre VAT
Meghalaya Rs.13.50/litre or 13.5% VAT (whichever is higher) (including a Rs.0.10/litre pollution surcharge) Rs 9.00/litre or 5% VAT (whichever is higher) (including a Rs.0.10/litre pollution surcharge)
Mizoram 16.36% VAT 5.23% VAT
Manipur  25% VAT 13.5% VAT
Nagaland Rs.16.94/litre or 21.75% VAT (whichever is higher)  Rs.12.83/litre or 17.20% VAT 
Odisha 28% VAT 24% VAT
Punjab Rs.2050/KL cess + Rs.14.32/litre or 15.74% VAT plus 10% additional tax (whichever is higher) + Rs.0.25/litre (Special Infrastructure Development Fee) + Rs.0.10/litre (Urban Transport Fund) Rs.1050/KL cess + Rs.10.02/litre or 12.00% VAT plus 10% additional tax (whichever is higher) + Rs.0.25/litre (Special Infrastructure Development Fee) + Rs.0.10/litre (Urban Transport Fund)
Puducherry 14.55% VAT 8.65% VAT
Rajasthan 29.04% VAT + Rs.1500/KL road development cess 17.30% VAT + Rs.1750/KL road development cess
Sikkim 20% VAT + Rs.3000/KL cess 10% VAT + Rs.2500/KL cess
Tripura 17.50% VAT+ 3% Tripura Road Development cess 10.00% VAT+ 3% Tripura Road Development cess
Telangana 35.20% VAT 27% VAT
Tamil Nadu Rs.11.52/litre + 13% VAT Rs.9.62/litre + 11% VAT
Uttarakhand Rs.13.14/litre or 16.97% VAT (whichever is higher) Rs.10.41/litre or 17.15% VAT (whichever is higher)
Uttar Pradesh  Rs.14.85/litre or 19.36% VAT (whichever is higher) Rs.10.41/litre or 17.08% VAT (whichever is higher) 
West Bengal  Rs.13.12/litre or 25% VAT (whichever is higher as sales tax) + Rs.1000/KL cess – Rs.1000/KL sales tax rebate (20% Additional tax on VAT as irrecoverable tax) Rs.7.70/litre or 17% VAT (whichever is higher as sales tax) + Rs.1000/KL cess – Rs.1000/KL sales tax rebate (20% Additional tax on VAT as irrecoverable tax)

*Tax rates are as of 29 July 2024

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15 minutes ago, Sam480 said:

 

Central and State Tax on Petrol and Diesel in India

Both the central and state governments of India levy taxes on petrol and diesel. The central authorities apply excise duty at the rates of Rs.19.90/litre and Rs.15.80/litre respectively. This rate remains the same throughout the country. 

On top of this, the state governments levy VAT, sales tax and other additional charges. The rates of these taxes tend to vary, leading to a difference in petrol and diesel prices across India.  

State Wise Tax on Petrol and Diesel in India

Check out the diesel and petrol tax in India across the different states:

State/Union Territory  VAT on Petrol* VAT on Diesel*
Assam  23.45% VAT or Rs.17.80 per litre (whichever is higher) 22.19% VAT or Rs. 14.60 per litre (whichever is higher)
Rebate @ Rs.1.50/litre to a maximum amount of Rs.14.60/litre
Andhra Pradesh Rs.4/litre VAT + 31% VAT + Rs.1/litre Road Development Cess and VAT thereafter Rs.4/litre VAT + 22.5% VAT + Rs.1/litre Road Development Cess and VAT thereafter
Arunachal Pradesh 14.50% VAT 7.00% VAT
Andaman & Nicobar Islands 1% VAT 1% VAT
Bihar Rs.16.65/litre or 23.58% VAT (whichever is higher) (30% surcharge is applicable on the VAT as irrecoverable tax) Rs.12.33/litre or 16.37% VAT (whichever is higher) (30% surcharge is applicable on the VAT as irrecoverable tax)
Chhattisgarh Rs.2/litre VAT + 24% VAT Rs.1/litre VAT + 23% VAT
Chandigarh Rs.12.42/litre or Rs.10/KL cess + 15.24% VAT (whichever is higher) Rs.5.07/litre or Rs.10/KL cess + 6.66% VAT (whichever is higher)
Delhi 19.40% VAT 16.75% VAT + Rs.250/KL air ambience charges
Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu 12.75% VAT 13.50% VAT
Gujarat 13.7% VAT+ 4% cess on Town Rate & VAT 14.9% VAT + 4 % cess on Town Rate & VAT
Goa 21.5% VAT + 0.5% Green cess 17.5% VAT + 0.5% Green cess
Himachal Pradesh Rs.13.50/litre or 17.5% VAT (whichever is higher) Rs.10.40/litre or 13.90% VAT (whichever is higher)
Haryana Rs.14.50/litre or 18.20% VAT (whichever is higher) + 5% additional tax on VAT Rs.11.86/litre or 16.00% VAT (whichever is higher) + 5% additional tax on VAT
Jharkhand Rs.17/litre or 22% VAT on the sale price (whichever is higher) + Rs.1/litre cess  Rs.12.50/litre or 22% VAT on the sale price (whichever is higher) + Rs.1/litre cess
Jammu & Kashmir 24% MST+ Rs.2/litre employment cess (Rebate applicable up to Rs.4.50/litre) 16% MST+ Rs.1.00/litre employment cess (Rebate applicable up to Rs.6.50/litre)
Kerala 30.08% sales tax + 1% cess (social security cess @ Rs.2/litre) + Rs.1/litre additional sales tax 22.76% sales tax + 1% cess (social security cess @ Rs.2/litre) + Rs.1/litre additional sales tax
Karnataka 25.92% sales tax 14.34% sales tax
Lakshadweep 10% VAT 10% VAT
Ladakh 15% MST+ Rs.5/litre employment cess (applicable reduction of Rs.2.5/litre) 6% MST+ Rs.1/litre employment cess (reduction of Rs.0.50/litre)
Maharashtra (Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Thane) 25% VAT+ Rs.5.12/litre additional tax 21% VAT
Maharashtra (Rest of State) 25% VAT+ Rs.5.12/litre additional tax 21% VAT
Madhya Pradesh 29% VAT + 1% cess + Rs.2.5/litre VAT 19% VAT + 1% cess + Rs.1.5/litre VAT
Meghalaya Rs.13.50/litre or 13.5% VAT (whichever is higher) (including a Rs.0.10/litre pollution surcharge) Rs 9.00/litre or 5% VAT (whichever is higher) (including a Rs.0.10/litre pollution surcharge)
Mizoram 16.36% VAT 5.23% VAT
Manipur  25% VAT 13.5% VAT
Nagaland Rs.16.94/litre or 21.75% VAT (whichever is higher)  Rs.12.83/litre or 17.20% VAT 
Odisha 28% VAT 24% VAT
Punjab Rs.2050/KL cess + Rs.14.32/litre or 15.74% VAT plus 10% additional tax (whichever is higher) + Rs.0.25/litre (Special Infrastructure Development Fee) + Rs.0.10/litre (Urban Transport Fund) Rs.1050/KL cess + Rs.10.02/litre or 12.00% VAT plus 10% additional tax (whichever is higher) + Rs.0.25/litre (Special Infrastructure Development Fee) + Rs.0.10/litre (Urban Transport Fund)
Puducherry 14.55% VAT 8.65% VAT
Rajasthan 29.04% VAT + Rs.1500/KL road development cess 17.30% VAT + Rs.1750/KL road development cess
Sikkim 20% VAT + Rs.3000/KL cess 10% VAT + Rs.2500/KL cess
Tripura 17.50% VAT+ 3% Tripura Road Development cess 10.00% VAT+ 3% Tripura Road Development cess
Telangana 35.20% VAT 27% VAT
Tamil Nadu Rs.11.52/litre + 13% VAT Rs.9.62/litre + 11% VAT
Uttarakhand Rs.13.14/litre or 16.97% VAT (whichever is higher) Rs.10.41/litre or 17.15% VAT (whichever is higher)
Uttar Pradesh  Rs.14.85/litre or 19.36% VAT (whichever is higher) Rs.10.41/litre or 17.08% VAT (whichever is higher) 
West Bengal  Rs.13.12/litre or 25% VAT (whichever is higher as sales tax) + Rs.1000/KL cess – Rs.1000/KL sales tax rebate (20% Additional tax on VAT as irrecoverable tax) Rs.7.70/litre or 17% VAT (whichever is higher as sales tax) + Rs.1000/KL cess – Rs.1000/KL sales tax rebate (20% Additional tax on VAT as irrecoverable tax)

*Tax rates are as of 29 July 2024

 

Andaman lo 1% VAT anta, better move there i-will-be-alright-wink.gif

 

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24 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said:

Congress rules states ae adiginayi, opposition la. Unapudu adagakapithey inkemi chestar ra bevde….

chepina kasa aaku fuku okate anukunte ittane vuntadi vyanaram ani

Congress rules states adigithe, mee nimmo tai also agreed ra gootle

Em chestharu kadu, chetha kadu ani cheppu ra bewede

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1 minute ago, bhaigan said:

Congress rules states adigithe okanoka state lo mee nimmo tai also agreed ra gootle

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Oh agreed..!! Ante ioudu karnataka, telangana la fuel under GST uh ? Ae slab ? 
 

By the way, nimmi tai chetilo vundadu ra ie vyharam…it will be GST council..

Aaku fuku okkate anukunte ittane vuntadi vyharam…

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32 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said:

Oh agreed..!! Ante ioudu karnataka, telangana la fuel under GST uh ? Ae slab ? 
 

By the way, nimmi tai chetilo vundadu ra ie vyharam…it will be GST council..

Aaku fuku okkate anukunte ittane vuntadi vyharam…

kaka, matters/decisions anta, nimmi thai, modi chethilo untayaa, we all know who is ruling India.

Off course same is the case with US.

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1 hour ago, Android_Halwa said:

Oh agreed..!! Ante ioudu karnataka, telangana la fuel under GST uh ? Ae slab ? 
 

By the way, nimmi tai chetilo vundadu ra ie vyharam…it will be GST council..

Aaku fuku okkate anukunte ittane vuntadi vyharam…

Ade ra bewede Central BJP/RSS government undi kabatte itlanti natakalu aduthunaru, opposition lo unnaru etla chestharu ani

Nimmi tai has veto power in that GST council ra maidanam

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1 hour ago, bhaigan said:

Discourage farming aa ? Please do that 

Almost 60% of India produce comes from agriculture as of now, if you discourage you will see it's consequences

Investing in industries and education 1991 nunchi start ayindi, infact Modi completely destroyed MSME sector in his tenure as of now

Hiking petrol, to balance inflation and top businessmen 16 lakh crore runamafi ?

how come it is non sensical ?

 

China forcefully stop lot of people from farming which lead to it becoming five times the size of India.

Farming should be done by Industries and that is how economies of scale comes into picture. 

You can't use heavy machinery on small parcels of land.

Investing in Industries started in 1991 but still is a small percentage of our budget.

You need to research more.

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On 9/11/2024 at 4:51 AM, Android_Halwa said:

In theoretical world, its does makes sense but imagine this commonditybis sonprine to market fluctuations, international relations, dollar appreciation, interest rates and middle east instability, we really cannot go that way….the primary aim is steady supply and availability which is 100% achieved. Coming to the price dips, this is not a domestic product where we can control on the product, there are heavy investments made in this sector and it should run in profits. When profits evaporate, you will see the system completely falling apart creating shortage of fuel..…at least we did not have to face such a day yet.

So minting from working middle class is justified end of the day antav. Petrol price raise chesi , money making ani choopinchadam la undhi 

Rising petrol prices: What Narendra Modi said before 2014 and his govt did in 4 years

In May 2012, when petrol prices were hiked by steepest Rs 7.54 a litre, Narendra Modi had called it a failure of UPA government. Today, petrol is the costliest in India in all of South Asia.

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BJP attacks Karnataka govt over fuel price hike

The BJP accused the Congress government in Karnataka of poor financial management after petrol price hikes. The party said that they will protest against the decision on Monday. The government announced a substantial increase in petrol and diesel prices, drawing criticism from citizens and opposition. The BJP lambasted the timing of the hike post-election, calling for its withdrawal due to the financial strain it places on the public and various industries in the state.

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Congress rules states ae adiginayi, opposition la. Unapudu adagakapithey inkemi chestar ra bevde….

chepina kasa aaku fuku okate anukunte ittane vuntadi vyanaram ani

Great nimmala emo cong oil bonds dues are the reason for price increase ani mentioned . Until 2022 

How much they paid for the oil bond until 2022 ?

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that she would not be able to cut excise duties on fuel anytime soon. The reason for this? On Monday, August 16, she stated it was because the Union government has to pay off oil bonds issued during the UPA regime. "A significant amount is going for interest payment and principal repayment. What unfair burden on me," she said.

 

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4 hours ago, pizzaaddict said:

So minting from working middle class is justified end of the day antav. Petrol price raise chesi , money making ani choopinchadam la undhi 

Rising petrol prices: What Narendra Modi said before 2014 and his govt did in 4 years

In May 2012, when petrol prices were hiked by steepest Rs 7.54 a litre, Narendra Modi had called it a failure of UPA government. Today, petrol is the costliest in India in all of South Asia.

Minting from middle class kadu, Minting from the sale of fuel is justified.

The poor, rich and middle class all use fuel and everyone getting taxed here…

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