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A board at a fuel pump displays the prices on Sunday. Some pump operators have gone back to handwritten boards to avoid confusion
KOLKATA: With the price of a litre of petrol inching towards the 100-rupee mark, fuel stations across the city are seeking new electronic display panels that accommodate five digits, without which the maximum price that can be currently shown correctly is Rs 99.99.
The last time such a change was necessary was back in October 1990, when fuel prices had first breached single digits to clock Rs 12.23 after a Rs 2.39 increase.
In Kolkata, the price of a litre of high-octane petrol has already pushed beyond the 100-rupee mark, even as that of the regular variety is set to follow suit any day now.
The price of a 19kg LPG commercial cylinder in July 2020 was around Rs 1,200. In July 2021, it comes at around Rs 1,600.
The spiralling fuel prices have pushed the owners of many small eateries to the brink. The steep rise in the prices of raw materials, most notably edible oil, has only made things worse, they said.
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Saibal Ghosh, the owner of a fast-food centre in Behala, said a year ago, making a plate of mixed fried rice would cost him around Rs 85-90, including the overhead expenses. Now, making the same dish costs him around Rs 115-120.
“There has been a 30 per cent rise in the production cost. From vegetables to chicken to eggs and prawn, everything has become costlier. But I have not been able to increase my price because that would further reduce the already dipping footfall,” said Ghosh.
Fake vaccination camps: Kolkata Police’s SIT finds man faking as Union Home Ministry official
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The Detective Department, which has formed a Special Investigation Team (SIT) under Kolkata Police s Detective Department, while investigating the matter found that he not only used KMC holograms, banner, sticker, fake accounts but also Union Home Ministry’s letterhead.
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Days after Debanjan Deb, impersonating as an IAS officer, and running fake vaccination camps was arrested, Kolkata Police’s Special Investigation Team (SIT) found that he not only faked as KMC Joint Commissioner but also as Union Home Ministry official.
He even wrote in letterheads where he identified himself as Union Home Ministry official. The Detective Department, which has formed a Special Investigation Team (SIT) under Kolkata Police s Detective Department, while investigating the matter found that he not only used KMC holograms, banner, sticker, fake accounts but also Union
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