Common man cries as a day after Budget 2019 fuel prices rise by Rs 2
Petrol and diesel rates climbed a day after the Union Budget, adding to household costs.
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Petrol and diesel rates climbed a day after the Union Budget, adding to household costs.
The currency slipped in early trade as crude prices and foreign outflows weighed on sentiment.
Markets opened sharply lower as early counting trends came in from the assembly elections.
The bank moved to claw back bonuses paid to its former chief executive.
The IT major announced one of its largest campus hiring drives in recent years.
The e-commerce firm opened a physical showroom as it pushed deeper into the furniture category.

The reduction in aviation turbine fuel duty could translate into cheaper tickets.
The proposal drew immediate debate among economists over its inflationary risk.
The divorce settlement made her one of the wealthiest women in the world overnight.
Insurers braced for a record payout in the wake of the state's devastating floods.
The accessory arrived in India alongside the company's latest flagship handsets.
A study accused the platforms of nudging users away from the strictest privacy settings.
The relief was pitched squarely at salaried taxpayers ahead of the polls.
A tax revision left pump prices in the capital below those across the border.
The regulator's findings deepened scrutiny of the infrastructure lender's collapse.
The bank joined a wider push to revive demand in the slowing auto market.
Buying in banking and metal stocks lifted the benchmarks in early trade.
The overshoot raised fresh questions about the government's spending arithmetic.
The minister warned that an escalating trade war would not spare emerging economies.
Successive revisions across fuels squeezed household budgets through the month.
The state-run operator set out its roadmap for the next generation of mobile networks.
A survey pointed to reserves that could sharply cut the country's import bill.
The reported health feature would push the handset further into medical territory.
The programme sets aside roles across operations and customer service.