Rahul Sharma

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Rahul Sharma

Rahul Sharma

@rahuljkas

Atheist,secular,anti-communal,anti-hypocricy,against religious extrimism.left-liberal.

jammu,j&k,india Katılım Aralık 2009
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Aditya Raj Kaul
Aditya Raj Kaul@AdityaRajKaul·
Effective Friday, retail selling prices of petrol and diesel in four Metro cities are as under: MS (petrol) prices (in Rs per litre): Delhi 97.77 (+3.00) Kolkata 108.74 (+3.29) Mumbai 106.68 (+3.14) Chennai 103.67 (+2.83) HSD (diesel) prices (in Rs per litre): Delhi 90.67 (+3.00) Kolkata 95.13 (+3.11) Mumbai 93.14 (+3.11) Chennai 95.25 (+2.86).
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ANI
ANI@ANI·
Hike in fuel prices; Petrol prices rise from Rs 94.77 to Rs 97.77 per litre, while diesel prices increase from Rs 87.67 to Rs 90.67 per litre
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Investment Zone
Investment Zone@reddy73375·
Raising petrol prices can actually help the Indian Rupee. The Iran war has continued for more than three months, and crude oil prices have crossed $83 per barrel. Even after this, the Indian government has not increased fuel prices much at the pump. Because of this, the government and oil companies are indirectly bearing a subsidy burden of around ₹40,000–45,000 crore every month. What happens if petrol prices are increased? When petrol becomes expensive, people usually reduce fuel consumption. Lower fuel usage means India imports less crude oil. If imports reduce, the demand for US dollars also falls, because oil is bought in dollars. Lower dollar demand helps strengthen the Indian Rupee. Over the last six months, the RBI has reportedly used nearly $80 billion from foreign exchange reserves to support the Rupee. These reserves are national assets meant for financial stability. If fuel prices are not increased, the pressure eventually shifts to RBI reserves and government finances. According to this argument, even a ₹10 increase per litre in petrol prices could save nearly 0.4% of GDP by reducing subsidy pressure and import costs. In simple terms: • Higher petrol prices → lower fuel consumption • Lower imports → lower dollar demand • Stronger Rupee → less pressure on RBI reserves Political decisions before elections may focus on keeping fuel prices low, but economically, higher fuel prices can sometimes help stabilize the currency and reduce financial stress on the country.
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The Trading Marvel
The Trading Marvel@TradingMarvel·
Coal India Cmp-461 Portfolio stock,must add in portfolio
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Margin of Safety🇮🇳
Margin of Safety🇮🇳@InvestorOfJAMMU·
FIIs bought worth 187 Crores today. They are just taking rest before their next sell off. Only some Positive news of Tax reduction can reverse this, same as done in Bonds today.
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Pallavi Pandey
Pallavi Pandey@pallavipandeyy·
Petrol 104/- per litre???? 🤯🤯🤯
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CA Paaras Gangwal
CA Paaras Gangwal@ThetaVegaCap·
Govt Should increase Petrol Diesel Price by 5-10 Now How long OMC’s can take Hit Ultimately , Its public Money only indirectly @grok what is Current Loss per Litre ? #Petrol #Diesel
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Sandeep M
Sandeep M@Sandeep_Majj·
If you want to make it really big in the stock market, you need to have a mad passion for it — the kind that makes you think about companies and charts all the time. #IndianStockMarket
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Margin of Safety🇮🇳
Margin of Safety🇮🇳@InvestorOfJAMMU·
Pathetic Q4 result from Bharti Airtel. One of the most rigged largecap stock after Indigo. PE 40, Market cap 11 lakh crore. Although corrected from 2200, yet Fair value 1000.
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Gursimran Singh
Gursimran Singh@FromGursimran·
🚨 J&K LG Manoj Sinha decided to reduce size of his convoy by 50 % - DGP Nalin Prabhat and IG Security Sujit Kumar have scaled down their convoys by half - No reduction in Omar Abdullah's security arrangement, he continues with Yellow Book protocol republicworld.com/india/jk-lg-si…
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