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Maharashtra PWD Minister Ashok Chavan on Monday said his government was planning to obtain loans to the tune of Rs 15,000 crore from the Asian Development Bank at a nominal rate to build roads and clear the work backlog in the state. Speaking to reporters here, Chavan said the backlog in road work had gone up and the funds required would be more than what the state budget has allocated. The MVA government is planning to take a loan of Rs 15,000 crore from the Asian Development Bank at a nominal rate of interest ranging between 1 per cent and 1.5 per cent, he said.
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The rate of petrol with additives has crossed the Rs 100 mark for a litre in Maharashtra s Parbhani district on Sunday morning, an office bearer of a petrol dealers association said. After a 28 paise rise on Sunday morning, the per-litre rate of petrol with additives for retail sale crossed Rs 100. Parbhani District Petrol Dealers Association President Amol Bhedsurkar told PTI, The rates of petrol with additives in Parbhani has reached to 100.16 rupees for one litre. The cost of unleaded petrol is 97.38 here. The cost of petrol in Parbhani is one of the costliest in Maharashtra. The cost is higher due to longer distance of transportation.