Kathmandu, August 2: Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has revised the prices of petroleum products effective from Saturday midnight (August 1).
As per the latest revision, one liter of petrol is sold for Rs 104 (increment of Rs 2). Similarly, a liter of diesel and kerosene costs Rs 90 each (Rs 1.50 increment). However, the prices of aviation fuel and cooking gas have not been revised. RSS
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