Now, Pay Up To Rs 0.49/Litre Less On Petrol, Diesel While Paying Via BHIM, Cards
Fuel prices are sky-rocketing due to changes in global crude prices resulting in consumers to feel the pinch as the value of domestic fuel prices is determined by it. A daily revision in petrol and diesel rates by oil marketing companies has made the consumers feel the heat more. However, if you pay for fuel using the government's BHIM or Bharat Interface for Money app, you can get 49 paise per litre off on petrol and 41 paise per litre discount on diesel, stated a tweet from Digital India's official account. Also, if you use your bank cards to pay for fuel, even then you are eligible for this discount, it added.
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Buying #Petrol & #Diesel will get cheaper for you if you have this app...#DigitalPayments #DigitalIndia pic.twitter.com/aohTFS8Seb— Digital India (@_DigitalIndia) September 19, 2017
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