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Chanakya Side Hero Username: Chanakya Post Number: 5946 Registered: 04-2015 Posted From: 183.83.222.224 Rating: N/A |
2024 elections appudu kuda idey septaru. Mana chinnapudu cheppe vallu chudu 10th kastapadandi Inka enjoy cheyochu ani next inter lo same dialogue, btech lo kuda ala untadi No one is going to tell you the truth. They’re only going to tell you their version! ~Julian Assange | ||
Saint Legend Username: Saint Post Number: 70400 Registered: 01-2011 Posted From: 144.230.191.36 Rating: N/A |
yes naa badha koda ade | ||
Saint Legend Username: Saint Post Number: 70399 Registered: 01-2011 Posted From: 144.230.191.36 Rating: N/A |
2L crores for each 1% | ||
Chanakya Side Hero Username: Chanakya Post Number: 5945 Registered: 04-2015 Posted From: 183.83.222.224 Rating: N/A |
Yup modi urkie kaalu meeda kaalu veskunna economy o range lo parigedatadhi. We are losing precious time No one is going to tell you the truth. They’re only going to tell you their version! ~Julian Assange | ||
Teluguhero Side Hero Username: Teluguhero Post Number: 2389 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 73.53.247.140 Rating: N/A |
The reforms implemented by the Government will benefit the people of India in the long run. If anyone is impatient, that is unfortunate Check below link Economist who accurately predicted slower Q1 GDP 5.7 % says Recovery to start in October http://www.thehindu.com/business/Industry/gst-to-affect-gdp- growth-in-q2/article19651513.ece "For Q3 and Q4, after the GST and demonetisation pain peter out, we expect the Indian economy to recover and even see faster than trend growth on the back of higher private consumption spending and recovering private investment. Moreover, government investment in infrastructure will continue to support growth. Ultimately, we expect India’s growth potential to lie somewhere around 8%." "we feel that it is far too early to draw conclusions about the failure or success of demonetization. First, the Finance Minister said that a lot of people that had handed in deposits are still being questioned. It is interesting to see the outcome of these investigations" | ||
Chanakya Side Hero Username: Chanakya Post Number: 5944 Registered: 04-2015 Posted From: 183.83.222.224 Rating: N/A |
Sinha correct cheppadu new calculation valla GDP 5% undi but old calculation lo chuste 3.7% untadi ani. GDP 1% taggithe enta nastamo telsa? Oka big scam lo poyinanta or more. . Fii epudu moved money out, domestic vallaki cash ekada park cheyyalo teliyakundane aa stock market ala undi lekapote damaal Ani padedhi No one is going to tell you the truth. They’re only going to tell you their version! ~Julian Assange | ||
Saint Legend Username: Saint Post Number: 70392 Registered: 01-2011 Posted From: 144.230.191.36 Rating: N/A |
Agree. India informal economy valla, scams corruption(not politicians) valla kooda konni positives vunnayi ..spending power / consumption etc baga perigi economy ni help ayyindi Good fiscal responsibility, no corruption and with very less disruption vunte chalu....govt emi cheyyakunda vunna kooda economy 7-8% grow avuddi...thats the beauty of ppl...and system... | ||
Masularex Side Hero Username: Masularex Post Number: 7077 Registered: 05-2010 Posted From: 27.63.79.61 Rating: N/A |
copy paste pagelu pagelu text db mohana denkandi... | ||
Chanakya Side Hero Username: Chanakya Post Number: 5943 Registered: 04-2015 Posted From: 183.83.222.224 Rating: N/A |
Urkie scams levu so fine anakandi.scams are not good agreed but end result kuda compare cheyyali. 2g scam valla SME n middle class ki enta bokka padindi, bold reforms Peru toh enta bokka padindi chudali... If so called bold reforms without proper planning costs lives n money of citizens it's as good as scam to me No one is going to tell you the truth. They’re only going to tell you their version! ~Julian Assange | ||
Saint Legend Username: Saint Post Number: 70386 Registered: 01-2011 Posted From: 144.230.191.36 Rating: N/A |
Middle claass vallu baaga vote esinanduku baaga peduthunnadu lambham...I am happy though | ||
Saint Legend Username: Saint Post Number: 70385 Registered: 01-2011 Posted From: 144.230.191.36 Rating: N/A |
Petrol prices DLM is barbarious. Congress govt has excuse becoz of subsidies. Now Mr modi sir adaggane voulenter ga give up chsaru gas subsidies. its all time low now...plus petrol lo subsidy kooda mothanni lepesaru almost... this govt got benefit 2 sides less sibsidy less oil prices globally | ||
Teluguhero Side Hero Username: Teluguhero Post Number: 2387 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 73.53.247.140 Rating: N/A |
Yes.So far no scams and allegations against modi and his ministers.I believe corruption is root cause for all problems in our country That is reason why I supported modi and not only me but many people in India also. Check below link Economist who accurately predicted slower Q1 GDP 5.7 % says Recovery to start in October http://www.thehindu.com/business/Industry/gst-to-affect-gdp- growth-in-q2/article19651513.ece Recovery to start in October, says economist, who accurately predicted slower Q1 Hugo Erken, senior economist at Rabobank’s RaboResearch Global Economics & Markets, had accurately predicted India’s first quarter gross domestic product (GDP) would decelerate to 5.7%. In an email interview, Netherlands-based Mr. Erken, who is also the firm’s country analyst for North America, Mexico and India, discusses what drove his forecast and the way forward for India. Excerpts: What factors drove your predictions? In my Q1 forecasts, two important factors drove its accuracy. First, we expected private consumption to be well below trend growth due to demonetisation. Second, growth of bank loans has been negative for three subsequent quarters and I received signals from India that companies have been very reluctant to invest. So, ultimately, the contribution of private investment was very subdued. You have used the NiGEM model of forecasting. Can you explain the model? At Rabobank, we use different tools for forecasting. First, NiGEM is an econometric world trade model, which is the leading instrument for our economic forecasts. There are two major benefits in using NiGEM. First, it ensures that global trade flows add up and possible economic shocks in other countries are accounted for. If, hypothetically, India’s most important trading partner, the U.S., would face a crisis or implement trade barriers and this leads to lower imports, it directly affects Indian exports and thus the economy. Second, NiGEM is an error-correction model, which ensures that short-term deviations of GDP from a country’s growth potential are made up eventually. Ultimately, growth is driven by structural capital formation, structural employment and labour-augmented technological change. Using NiGEM has its upsides, but one can’t solely rely on it. It doesn’t take into account, for instance, demonetisation or GST. So, we use satellite models to break down and forecast expenditure components of GDP. India moved to a new GDP series. Many questioned the methodology when it showed high growth. But now there is concern around the fall. It is comforting to see that the Central Statistics Office is continuously improving their methodology to produce statistics. Moreover, I’m not the one to criticise the CSO, as I’m not a statistician, so I’m a bit reluctant to say too much about this. However, it is well known that before the revision in 2015, GDP data was biased as the factor used to scale up the information collected from the sample of firms was unreliable due to the large number of shell firms. The MCA database is supposed to produce better corporate sector data. However, there are still some worries about the scaling factor the CSO uses. In 2016, two India researchers, Nagaraj and Srinivasan, said that the number of firms in the MCA was the actual number of firms and no scaling was needed. By using a scale factor on top of registered companies, the private sector is again overstated. Second, there are some doubts about measurement of the informal economy, which is proxied by the CSO. If the informal economy is not correctly represented in the national accounts, one would suspect even more pain from demonetisation than the national account data reveals, as the informal sector is much more cash based. For now, we believe that the CSO is producing statistics at the best of its abilities and are comfortable with these data. Your views on the RBI stating that 99% of demonetised notes had returned to the system? This would suggest that the government failed to purge black economy in the economy. However, we feel that it is far too early to draw conclusions about the failure or success of demonetisation. First, the Finance Minister said that a lot of people that had handed in deposits are still being questioned. It is interesting to see the outcome of these investigations. And, demonetisation served several goals, one of which was to lower the velocity of cash in the economy and pull a part of the untaxable informal into formal territory. We still have to wait and see what money velocity will eventually will turn out to be. And, we still have limited data about post-demonetisation tax revenues. You have predicted that growth would be slower at 5.9-6% in Q2 and accelerate to 8% in Q3.What will change? In Q2, we think especially the GST roll-out will weigh on growth. Sentiment indicators in July collapsed (and did rebound in August), with the manufacturing PMI declining to 47.9 from 50.9 in June and the services PMI dropping from 53.1 to 45.9. Many analysts regard this July slowdown as transitory, reflecting mostly initial adjustment costs for small firms in particular. However, our take is that we’ll also see GST disruptions beyond July — a result of stalling working capital cycles and systemic failures to seize tax credits caused by incomplete digital tax filings by firms, starting in September. The flooding in India, including the Mumbai area, will have an effect on economic activity as well. In comparison, the severe Mumbai flooding in 2005 resulted in an estimated damage of $1billion. For Q3 and Q4, after the GST and demonetisation pain peter out, we expect the Indian economy to recover and even see faster than trend growth on the back of higher private consumption spending and recovering private investment. Moreover, government investment in infrastructure will continue to support growth. Ultimately, we expect India’s growth potential to lie somewhere around 8%.Of course, to reap full benefits of India’s growth potential, the government needs to continue to play an important role in reforming the economy. Challenges are improvements of the education system, reforms of the labour market, land acquisition reforms and fighting pollution. There are two different pictures on the Indian growth story. One the stock market seems to be doing well and foreign investors have been pumping money. On the other hand, tax collections have been decent, but at the ground level people feel there is slowdown. Why in your view such a different picture is emerging? It is difficult for me to provide an explanation for this, but perhaps investors look at the fundamentals of the Indian economy and look through the short-term impact of GST and demonetisation, something which is of course significantly felt by the Indian people on the ground. After the demonetisation and GST dust will settle, India has enormous growth potential and this perhaps explains why investors are generally bullish on India. Moreover, there is significant progress that has been booked with the Made in India campaign. Moreover, due to continuing wage increases in China and fairly liberalised capital markets, I expect more and more focus on India as a primary manufacturing hub. This is already shown in several announcements by large car manufacturers to relocate of initiate production facilities in India. What are the key factors you think which is going to drive growth. Your views on the reforms undertaken by the government? After several years of transition as an emerging market, the challenge for India in the long run will be to avoid the so-called middle income trap. This is the hypothetical threshold of threshold lies between $12,000 and $18,000 per capita, after which growth slows significantly. Growth slows because the emerging market loses its comparative cost advantage, as wages tend to increase with rising levels of prosperity. The middle income trap is visible in many emerging markets, such as Brazil, Mexico and Thailand. Countries that were above to dodge the middle income trap are for instance South Korea, Japan and Ireland. This was done by large-scale investment in education, a proper knowledge to foster innovation and internalize knowledge developed abroad and enhancing the broad institutional context. The role of the government in orchestrating a successful transition will be key. So far, the government has been able to push reforms deemed impossible a couple of years ago, such as fighting corruption and reforms of the tax system (GST). So, in this sense, the Modi administration has been doing a good job in providing initial steps towards framework conditions that are ultimately necessary to bridge the middle income trap. But, as said, there are a lot of policy steps to still be taken. Moreover, the current deadlock in the Upper House is not ideal to push ahead with an ambitious policy agenda, so perhaps after 2022 things will go smoother. | ||
Guriginja Legend Username: Guriginja Post Number: 37267 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 71.12.49.117 Rating: N/A |
sampesav bedaru...  ee budabokkalodu failure ani oppukovadaniki ego addu ravadam...is very daarunam. | ||
Yodha Hero Username: Yodha Post Number: 11512 Registered: 08-2011 Posted From: 37.58.58.206 Rating: N/A |
PK ki antha telidhu.. Ragul gadu.. no matter... kani why with all knowledge and huge support bjp being like this anedhi question... ragul lanti erri papa gallaki deniki free entry isthunaru.. pawan ki clarity ledhu, he get knowledge from srivenella,trivikram, he is unstable on many issue.. when it comes to issues andhra people facing... bjp has an advtange to rule the whole country, but they are not doing for the normal common people... Break kodithe bandi agudhi..NTR kodithe gunde agundhi... | ||
Telugu_times Legend Username: Telugu_times Post Number: 51937 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 99.0.30.9 Rating: N/A |
Lenu 2019 lo, bjp and its allies are BENCH, for sure andhukay peddhagaa bjp threads lo participate cheyyatledhu Jai Rahul, Jai PK/Jagan Ignore spam and AJ. | ||
Last_avataar Side Hero Username: Last_avataar Post Number: 9579 Registered: 09-2012 Posted From: 12.10.219.228 Rating: |
Is Modi Govt, swindling money from Petro; , to cover the short fall created in economy due to demon and GST ? Great PM vs Nenu Great Anukune PM ki Teda ide PV vs Modi PV identified right people and placed them at right place to bring the country out of disastrous and placed in bright Modi on the other hand threw the economy to doldrums, by keeping mediocre people in critical positions and thinking himself as great exonomic expert and reformer, without having any fundamental knowledge | ||
Yodha Hero Username: Yodha Post Number: 11510 Registered: 08-2011 Posted From: 37.58.58.206 Rating: N/A |
teluguhero, telugutimes, bushu, chirufan, kamal, raman, discoveryouself, digitalspy,rajusk... meeru antha nijamga satisfy ga unnara.. Break kodithe bandi agudhi..NTR kodithe gunde agundhi... | ||
Ipc302 Megastar Username: Ipc302 Post Number: 25402 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 24.35.226.162 Rating: N/A |
total economy ni naakinchesela unnaru ee year..... | ||
Guriginja Legend Username: Guriginja Post Number: 37265 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 71.12.49.117 Rating: N/A |
saanthadantha post 2002 nunchi veyadaniki siggesindaa....lol  | ||
Shikari Megastar Username: Shikari Post Number: 22124 Registered: 03-2010 Posted From: 124.123.58.50 Rating: N/A |
Taxes on petro products fetch government Rs 2.67 lakh crore During the financial year 2016-2017, the government earned a whopping Rs 2.67 lakh crore revenue on account of several increases in indirect taxes (Excise, Customs and import duties) on such products. In response to an RTI application, filed by social worker Chandrashekhar Gaur of Neemuch district in Madhya Pradesh, the Directorate General of System and Data Maintenance (DGSDM) provided some data to suggest that in sharp contrast to the earnings of Rs 2.67 lakh crore in FY17,the revenue was only Rs 98,602 crore in FY13. As Gaur had asked for the revenue accruing each year from 2012-13 until 2016-17, the information from DGSDM said that in 2013-14, the earnings from indirect taxes on the petroleum products stood at Rs 104,163 crore, which rose to 122,926 in FY15 and went up to Rs 203,825 lakh crore in 2015-16. In other words, government earnings from petroleum products increased three times over a period of five years, primarily on account of increase in indirect taxes from time to time. According to the data, while the revenue earned in 2012-13 from the sale of petrol was Rs 23,710 crore and from diesel Rs 22,513 crore, in 2016-17, petrol and diesel fetched Rs 66,318 crore and Rs 124,266 crore revenue, respectively. Going by the figures, earlier petrol was a higher revenue earner compared to diesel. But now, diesel is earning the government revenue greater than petrol, as there is a six-fold increase in the revenue diesel is earning now than it would in 2012-13. This also reflects on the reason for price rise of essential commodities: since agriculture, industry and transportation of goods all use diesel more than petrol -- if the diesel price goes up, so will the prices of commodities. Gaur says that petroleum products should also be brought within the ambit of Goods and Services Tax, or GST, which is only logical and would be beneficial for the consumers. Besides, he also proposes a mechanism wherein if the prices of crude petroleum rises beyond a certain limit,the effective tax rates start coming down. http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/60845930.cms http://i.imgur.com/eUYcc.gif | ||
Teluguhero Side Hero Username: Teluguhero Post Number: 2386 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 73.53.247.140 Rating: |
LOL barrel crude price 2010 Jan - Rs 40 2011 May - Rs 60 Thanks to Congress Govt. | ||
Guriginja Legend Username: Guriginja Post Number: 37264 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 71.12.49.117 Rating: N/A |
antha keyboard sosha yenduku...appudu barrel crude price kuda pettu. | ||
Teluguhero Side Hero Username: Teluguhero Post Number: 2385 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 73.53.247.140 Rating: |
Petrol prices from 2002 to 2017 https://www.iocl.com/Product_PreviousPrice/PetrolPreviousPri ce.aspx | ||
Teluguhero Side Hero Username: Teluguhero Post Number: 2384 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 73.53.247.140 Rating: |
Previous Price of Petrol/Gasoline from 2002 to 2017 Month Delhi Kolkata Mumbai Chennai September 03, 2017 69.55 72.30 78.67 72.08 September 02, 2017 69.43 72.18 78.54 71.95 September 01, 2017 69.26 72.02 78.38 71.78 August 31, 2017 69.15 71.92 78.28 71.66 August 30, 2017 69.12 71.88 78.24 71.62 August 29, 2017 69.12 71.88 78.24 71.62 August 28, 2017 69.09 71.86 78.22 71.60 August 27, 2017 69.06 71.82 78.18 71.56 August 26, 2017 69.02 71.78 78.14 71.52 August 25, 2017 69.01 71.77 78.13 71.51 August 24, 2017 68.88 71.64 78.00 71.37 August 23, 2017 68.73 71.50 77.86 71.22 August 22, 2017 68.67 71.44 77.79 71.15 August 21, 2017 68.54 71.31 77.66 71.01 August 20, 2017 68.38 71.16 77.51 70.85 August 19, 2017 68.37 71.14 77.50 70.83 August 18, 2017 68.29 71.07 77.42 70.76 August 17, 2017 68.24 71.02 77.37 70.70 August 16, 2017 68.14 70.92 77.27 70.59 August 15, 2017 68.08 70.86 77.21 70.53 August 14, 2017 67.95 70.74 77.09 70.40 August 13, 2017 67.76 70.55 76.89 70.19 August 12, 2017 67.50 70.29 76.64 69.92 August 11, 2017 67.27 70.07 76.41 69.68 August 10, 2017 66.96 69.78 76.10 69.35 August 09, 2017 69.66 69.61 75.96 69.20 August 08, 2017 66.75 69.61 75.89 69.13 August 07, 2017 66.66 69.54 75.80 69.03 August 06, 2017 66.51 69.43 75.66 68.88 August 05, 2017 66.28 69.24 75.43 68.64 August 04, 2017 66.00 69.03 75.15 68.34 August 03, 2017 65.69 68.78 74.85 68.02 August 02, 2017 65.47 68.61 74.63 67.78 August 01, 2017 65.40 68.56 74.56 67.71 July 31, 2017 65.26 68.45 74.58 67.78 July 30, 2017 65.00 68.24 74.33 67.51 July 29, 2017 64.87 68.14 74.20 67.37 July 28, 2017 64.69 68.00 74.02 67.18 July 27, 2017 64.59 67.92 73.92 67.07 July 26, 2017 64.57 67.91 73.91 67.06 July 25, 2017 64.57 67.91 73.90 67.05 July 24, 2017 64.53 67.88 73.87 67.01 July 23, 2017 64.40 67.77 73.74 66.88 July 22, 2017 64.30 67.69 73.63 66.77 July 21, 2017 64.28 67.68 73.61 66.75 July 20, 2017 64.25 67.66 73.59 66.72 July 19, 2017 64.21 67.62 73.54 66.67 July 18, 2017 64.21 67.62 73.54 66.67 July 17, 2017 64.15 67.58 73.49 66.61 July 16, 2017 64.11 67.55 73.45 66.57 July 15, 2017 64.03 67.48 73.37 66.49 July 14, 2017 63.89 67.37 73.23 66.34 July 13, 2017 63.91 67.38 73.25 66.36 July 12, 2017 63.93 67.40 73.27 66.38 July 11, 2017 63.93 67.40 73.27 66.38 July 10, 2017 63.83 66.73 75.04 66.25 July 09, 2017 63.65 66.58 74.86 66.05 July 08, 2017 63.46 66.44 74.67 65.86 July 07, 2017 63.33 63.33 74.54 65.72 July 06, 2017 63.19 66.23 74.41 65.58 July 05, 2017 63.08 66.14 74.30 65.46 July 04, 2017 63.08 66.14 74.30 65.46 July 03, 2017 63.13 66.18 74.35 65.51 July 02, 2017 63.06 66.12 74.28 65.44 July 01, 2017 63.09 66.14 74.30 65.46 June 30, 2017 63.31 66.32 74.56 65.74 June 29, 2017 63.47 66.45 74.71 65.90 June 28, 2017 63.46 66.45 74.71 65.90 June 27, 2017 63.46 66.44 74.71 65.89 June 26, 2017 63.55 66.51 74.79 65.98 June 25, 2017 63.71 66.64 74.95 66.15 June 24, 2017 63.99 66.86 75.23 66.45 June 23, 2017 64.23 67.04 75.46 66.70 June 22, 2017 64.44 67.21 75.68 66.93 June 21, 2017 64.55 67.30 75.79 67.04 June 20, 2017 64.55 67.30 75.78 67.04 June 19, 2017 64.65 67.37 75.88 67.14 June 18, 2017 64.91 67.58 76.14 67.42 June 17, 2017 65.23 67.84 76.46 67.76 June 16, 2017 65.48 68.03 76.70 68.02 June 01, 2017 66.91 69.52 78.44 69.93 May 16, 2017 65.32 68.21 76.55 68.26 May 16, 2017 - - 74.53 - May 01, 2017 68.09 70.68 77.46 71.17 April 16, 2017 68.07 70.66 77.45 71.16 April 01, 2017 66.29 68.97 72.66 69.28 January 16, 2017 71.14 73.66 77.46 74.43 January 02, 2017 70.60 73.13 76.91 70.07 December 17, 2016 68.94 71.50 75.27 68.41 December 01, 2016 66.10 68.81 72.46 65.58 November 16, 2016 65.93 68.67 72.29 65.41 November 06, 2016 67.62 70.24 74.00 67.13 October 16, 2016 66.45 69.08 72.83 65.96 October 05, 2016 64.72 67.72 71.12 64.24 October 01, 2016 64.58 67.61 71.00 64.13 September 16, 2016 64.21 67.42 70.64 63.76 September 01, 2016 63.47 66.84 68.40 63.02 August 16,2016 60.09 64.18 65.04 59.65 August 01,2016 61.09 64.97 65.70 60.65 July 16,2016 62.51 66.03 67.11 62.00 July 01,2016 64.76 67.79 69.32 64.24 June 16,2016 65.65 68.50 70.23 65.09 June 01,2016 65.60 68.46 70.18 65.04 May 17,2016 63.02 66.44 66.12 62.47 May 01,2016 62.19 65.73 66.71 61.64 April 16,2016 61.13 64.90 65.63 60.58 April 09,2016 No Change No Change 66.37 No Change April 05,2016 61.87 65.48 67.96 61.32 March 17,2016 59.68 63.76 65.79 59.13 March 10,2016 56.61 61.35 62.75 56.07 March 01,2016 56.61 62.32 62.75 56.08 February 18,2016 59.63 64.64 65.73 59.10 February 01,2016 59.95 64.84 66.05 59.42 January 19,2016 59.99 No change No change No change January 16,2016 59.03 64.87 66.09 59.45 January 01,2016 59.35 65.12 66.40 59.77 December 16, 2015 59.98 65.53 67.04 60.28 December 01, 2015 60.48 65.93 67.55 60.80 November 16, 2015 61.06 66.39 68.13 61.38 November 01, 2015 60.70 66.11 67.77 61.02 September 01, 2015 61.20 66.50 68.25 61.46 August 16, 2015 63.20 68.10 68.24 63.49 August 01, 2015 64.47 69.15 69.51 64.77 July 16, 2015 66.90 71.57 71.97 67.29 July 01, 2015 66.62 74.09 74.52 69.84 June 16, 2015 66.93 74.42 74.78 70.12 May 16, 2015 66.29 73.76 74.12 69.45 May 01, 2015 63.16 70.44 70.84 66.08 April 16, 2015 59.20 66.81 66.69 61.90 April 02, 2015 60.00 67.48 67.53 62.75 March 01, 2015 60.49 67.92 68.14 63.31 February 16, 2015 57.31 65.29 64.81 59.85 February 04, 2015 56.49 64.6 63.9 58.88 January 17, 2015 58.91 66.64 66.36 61.38 January 16, 2015 61.33 68.66 68.86 63.94 December 16, 2014 61.33 68.65 68.86 63.94 December 01, 2014 63.33 70.73 70.95 66.05 November 01, 2014 64.24 71.68 71.91 67.01 October 15, 2014 66.65 74.21 74.46 69.59 October 01, 2014 67.86 75.46 75.73 70.87 August 31, 2014 68.51 76.14 76.41 71.55 August 15, 2014 70.33 78.03 78.32 73.47 August 01, 2014 72.51 80.3 80.6 75.78 July 01, 2014 73.6 81.43 81.75 76.93 June 25, 2014 71.56 79.42 80.16 74.76 June 07, 2014 71.51 79.36 80.11 74.71 April 16, 2014 71.41 79.26 80 74.6 April 01, 2014 72.26 80.13 80.89 75.49 March 01, 2014 73.16 80.96 82.07 76.48 January 05, 2014 72.43 80.2 81.31 75.71 January 04, 2014 72.43 79.55 79.52 75.68 December 21, 2013 71.52 78.6 78.56 74.71 November 01, 2013 71.02 78.07 78.04 74.22 October 01, 2013 72.4 79.51 79.49 75.68 September 14, 2013 76.06 83.63 83.62 79.55 September 01, 2013 74.1 81.57 81.57 77.48 August 01, 2013 71.28 78.64 78.61 74.49 July 15, 2013 70.44 77.76 77.73 73.6 July 01, 2013 68.58 75.84 75.79 71.65 June 29, 2013 68.58 76.1 76.9 71.71 June 16, 2013 66.39 73.79 74.6 69.39 June 01, 2013 63.99 71.29 72.08 66.85 May 23, 2013 63.09 70.35 71.13 65.9 May 01, 2013 63.09 70.35 69.73 65.9 April 16, 2013 66.09 73.48 72.88 69.08 April 02, 2013 67.29 74.72 74.14 70.34 April 01, 2013 68.31 75.79 75.21 71.42 March 16, 2013 68.34 75.84 75.14 71.41 March 02, 2013 70.74 78.34 77.66 73.95 February 16, 2013 69.06 76.59 75.89 72.17 January 18, 2013 67.26 74.72 74 70.26 January 16, 2013 67.56 75.03 74.32 70.58 January 01, 2013 67.24 75.03 74.32 70.58 November 16, 2012 67.24 74.55 73.53 70.57 October 27, 2012 68.19 75.74 74.73 71.77 October 09, 2012 67.9 75.44 74.43 71.48 August 01, 2012 68.46 76.14 75.14 72.19 July 25, 2012 68.48 76.13 75.14 72.19 July 24, 2012 68.48 73.61 74.23 73.16 June 29, 2012 67.78 72.74 73.35 72.27 June 18, 2012 70.24 75.81 76.45 75.4 June 03, 2012 71.16 75.81 76.45 75.4 May 24, 2012 73.18 77.88 78.57 77.53 December 01, 2011 65.64 70.03 70.66 69.55 November 16, 2011 66.42 70.84 71.47 70.38 November 04, 2011 68.64 73.15 73.81 72.73 September 16, 2011 66.84 71.28 71.91 70.82 July 01, 2011 63.7 68.01 68.62 67.5 May 15, 2011 63.37 67.71 68.33 67.22 March 02, 2011 58.37 62.5 63.08 61.93 January 16, 2011 58.37 62.5 63.08 63.36 December 16, 2010 55.87 59.9 60.46 60.65 November 09, 2010 52.91 56.81 57.35 57.44 November 02, 2010 52.59 56.47 57.01 57.09 October 17, 2010 52.59 56.44 57.01 57.09 September 21, 2010 51.83 55.69 56.25 56.31 September 08, 2010 51.56 55.4 55.97 56.02 June 26, 2010 51.43 55.32 55.88 55.92 April 01, 2010 47.93 51.67 52.2 52.13 February 27, 2010 47.43 51.15 51.68 51.59 July 02, 2009 44.72 48.25 48.76 48.58 January 29, 2009 40.62 44.05 44.55 44.24 December 06, 2008 45.62 47.16 49.8 49.66 November 06, 2008 50.62 52.2 55.04 55.07 July 16, 2008 50.62 52.2 55.04 55.07 June 06, 2008 50.56 52.2 55.88 55.07 May 24, 2008 45.56 48.98 50.54 49.64 February 15, 2008 45.52 48.95 50.51 49.61 June 06, 2007 43.52 46.86 48.38 47.44 May 16, 2007 42.85 46.86 48.38 47.44 March 01, 2007 42.85 46.9 48.41 47.48 February 16, 2007 42.85 46.92 48.45 47.51 November 30, 2006 44.85 48.99 50.58 49.67 June 20, 2006 46.85 51.07 52.71 51.83 June 05, 2006 47.51 51.07 53.5 51.83 September 06, 2005 43.49 46.9 49.16 47.49 June 20, 2005 40.49 43.79 45.93 44.26 April 05, 2005 37.99 40.89 43.23 41.25 April 01, 2005 37.99 40.89 43.23 41.25 November 15, 2004 37.84 40.89 43.23 41.25 November 04, 2004 39 42.1 44.49 42.51 July 31, 2004 36.81 39.83 42.15 40.15 June 15, 2004 35.71 38.69 40.96 38.96 December 31, 2003 33.7 36.61 38.83 36.79 December 12, 2003 32.7 35.57 37.74 35.71 October 16, 2003 31.7 34.5 36.66 34.36 August 31, 2003 32.4 35.26 37.42 35.39 June 01, 2003 30.3 31.81 35.14 33.11 May 16, 2003 30.4 31.91 35.25 33.22 April 26, 2003 31.49 33 36.43 34.4 April 16, 2003 32.49 34 37.25 35.48 April 01, 2003 33.49 35 35.25 36.39 March 16, 2003 33.49 35 38.59 36.39 March 01, 2003 23.1 33.61 37.08 34.89 February 01, 2003 30.71 32.21 35.58 33.99 January 16, 2003 30.33 31.84 35.18 32.99 January 03, 2003 29.93 31.44 34.73 32.55 December 01, 2002 28.91 30.42 33.63 31.45 November 16, 2002 29.57 31.01 34.23 32.05 November 01, 2002 30.26 31.7 34.98 32.8 October 17, 2002 30.24 31.68 34.95 32.07 October 01, 2002 29.91 31.35 34.42 32.42 September 16, 2002 29.66 31.1 34.15 32.16 September 01, 2002 29.2 30.64 33.65 31.66 August 16, 2002 29 29.44 33.44 31.44 August 01, 2002 29.18 29.63 33.64 31.64 July 01, 2002 29.18 29.63 33.64 31.64 June 16, 2002 29.18 29.63 33.72 31.3 June 04, 2002 29.94 29.39 33.45 31.05 | ||
Junior_no1 Megastar Username: Junior_no1 Post Number: 22014 Registered: 09-2014 Posted From: 117.209.146.111 Rating: N/A |
korukunna MOGUDU moratodu aina muddadali greatest invention ever by God- Admin | ||
Sachin Legend Username: Sachin Post Number: 42766 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 108.171.130.163 Rating: N/A |
so far BJP ruling motham.....big shots ki favorgane undi...aam admi ni rape chesi vaduluthunnaaaru... | ||
Junior_no1 Megastar Username: Junior_no1 Post Number: 22011 Registered: 09-2014 Posted From: 117.209.146.111 Rating: |
Petrol mantallo tagaladi poyela vundi bjp Modi ji Rome tagaladu thuntey Nero phidel vayinchsinattu vundi greatest invention ever by God- Admin | ||
Andhrawala Legend Username: Andhrawala Post Number: 62957 Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 152.51.56.1 Rating: N/A |
Kerosene, diesel ki inkaa cross subsidies vunnaayi kathaa without subsisdy see in USA - Diesel and Kerosene are expensive than Petrol No Signature | ||
Asdf Legend Username: Asdf Post Number: 31026 Registered: 12-2014 Posted From: 24.6.217.145 Rating: N/A |
idi fact kada? but the govt kept increasing the prices even when global price is going down. | ||
Gandhiguevara Legend Username: Gandhiguevara Post Number: 65578 Registered: 10-2009 Posted From: 175.101.105.36 Rating: N/A |
Yeella ni parliament daridaapulloki raaniyyakudadhu sani pakodis | ||
Guriginja Legend Username: Guriginja Post Number: 37247 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 71.12.49.117 Rating: N/A |
siggu leni byaaaatch | ||
Vishvak Side Hero Username: Vishvak Post Number: 6862 Registered: 01-2007 Posted From: 104.129.196.81 Rating: N/A |
BJP IT cell nunchi mail as below "The murmurs on rising prices of petrol and diesel reached a crescendo last week when the fuel prices across major cities hit three-year highs. Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan was swift to present an explanation as he said that the prima facie reason for the spike was a shutdown in US refineries due to hurricane Irma which made global crude oil prices rise." Vi veri universum vivus vici |
