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Increase in fuel prices can further push up inflation which is ruling at 8.98%. A day after UPA and its ally Trinamool Congress registered electoral victory, the Union government allowed its oil marketing companies (OMCs) a steep hike of Rs 5 a litre in petrol prices. This is the steepest-ever hike since December 2008 and a second one in the calendar year. Though petrol was officially decontrolled in June 2010, the government did not allow them to increase the prices after January this year. Successive hikes in petrol prices after decontrol had pushed up prices by almost Rs 7 till then. Now, petrol price at Rs 63.37 in Delhi is Rs 12 higher than the June 2010 level when consumers paid Rs 51.43 a litre.
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The funny part is that Americans complain a lot more than we do even in case of negligible gas hike although they are paying almost half the rates of what we are paying here in India. And the value of money is a lot lesser and it sounds even more ironic.

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I hope the electric vehicle gets launched in India soon. But then electricity is also scarce in India. And to add to that opposition parties are playing dirty politics and opposing the construction of India's largest mega dam and nuclear power plant etc. China on the other hand has already built the world's largest dam and is not worried about power generation. China is also launching several electric cars this year and so their dependence on oil would also reduce a lot in upcoming years. Tata is launching electric vehicle but for Norway and not for India. Hope the govt. realizes and stops these dirty politics and corruption and does things like China is doing to fix and secure the future of the nation.

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@ViruRulez: Toyota hybrd was about to be launched but govt decided to impose more duty on it . @Ganesh :they will ,next in line .Just wait watch .

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^IIRC Mahindra launched the Scorpio Hybrid and also there was the Civic Hybrid which was quite successful.
Problem is those cars are out of reach for most of us .Only Rich can afford car worth above 10lakhs or more . We need such technology to get ultra cheap and to be used in Altos without making price of the car skyrocketing etc ,then it really makes sense to me .
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Diesel price is more risky to increase... It has a trickle down effect on every commodity
Thye will have to because they are handicapped . note : they need more money to feed more A Rajas !!:rolleyes:
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:finger: to the govt

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I hope the electric vehicle gets launched in India soon. But then electricity is also scarce in India. And to add to that opposition parties are playing dirty politics and opposing the construction of India's largest mega dam and nuclear power plant etc. China on the other hand has already built the world's largest dam and is not worried about power generation. China is also launching several electric cars this year and so their dependence on oil would also reduce a lot in upcoming years. Tata is launching electric vehicle but for Norway and not for India. Hope the govt. realizes and stops these dirty politics and corruption and does things like China is doing to fix and secure the future of the nation.
http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/1999/china.50/asian.superpower/three.gorges/
the dam's hydropower turbines are expected to create as much electricity as 18 nuclear power plants.
China :yay:
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@Afridi : don;t be happy see what your own country is doing .F**king feeding terrorist camps and r**ping you guys ultimately . Atleast we guys know the reality of our country . ++++++++++++++++++ now FFS I don't want this thread to become india and pak reality show .So ,I will ignore Sir afridi even if he replays to my post in this thread .

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@SirAfretard :WTF:

I would look at buying the Reva if it was priced a bit lower..seems too expensive for a two seater
Oh mannnn Reva is soooooooooooo cute!!:icflove:
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