Petrol, Diesel Price today (March 11): Will you have to pay more for fuel? Check rates in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore and other cities

Amid the ongoing West Asia conflict, concerns about the price of petrol and diesel are on the rise. On March 11, there has been no change in the price of petrol and diesel even as the crude oil price is hovering around $90 per barrel. The government sources have indicated that petrol and diesel prices will remain unchanged despite the West Asia conflict.

Petrol, Diesel prices on March 11

Here are the petrol and diesel prices in the top Indian cities on March 11, 2026:

City	Petrol (₹/L)	Diesel (₹/L)

New Delhi

₹94.77

₹87.67

Mumbai

₹103.49

₹90.03

Kolkata

₹103.94

₹92.02

Chennai

₹100.80

₹92.39

Bengaluru

₹102.92

₹88.99

Hyderabad

₹107.46

₹95.70

Ahmedabad

₹94.48

₹90.17

Jaipur

₹104.72

₹90.21

Lucknow

₹94.69

₹87.80

Patna

₹105.18

₹92.04

Chandigarh

₹94.30

₹82.45

Pune

₹104.04

₹90.55

Petrol, Diesel shortage

Long queues were seen outside petrol pumps on Tuesday amid rumours of a fuel shortage in Pune. However, Dhruv Ruparel, president of the Petrol Dealers Association, Pune, has put these speculations to rest, stating that there is only a shortage of LPG and not of petrol and diesel

Ruparel told Free Press Journal, "There is a shortage of LPG, and people are speculating that there's a shortage of petrol and diesel as well. Rumours and misleading information are also spreading regarding shortages of petrol and diesel. However, there are no such shortages."

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"We are in touch with oil companies and the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, and we are monitoring the situation closely. There’s nothing to panic about. Dealers generally maintain three days of stock. Presently, things are normal; there is no disturbance nor disruption," he added.

Will petrol, diesel prices rise in India?

It is being speculated that fuel prices could rise as international crude oil prices have risen sharply. However, government officials have stated that fuel companies can absorb losses until crude prices cross $130 per barrel.

Petrol and diesel prices in India are unlikely to increase despite tensions in the Middle East, government sources said on Monday, adding that the country has sufficient fuel reserves and supply arrangements in place. According to government sources cited by news agency ANI, the current crude oil situation is not expected to immediately affect domestic fuel prices.

ALSO READ: LPG shortage: Bengaluru hotels close today; Which major cities may suffer most?“Petrol and Diesel prices are unlikely to increase as we have enough stock. Unless crude oil prices breach USD 130, petrol-diesel prices are unlikely to increase. We expect crude oil prices to be around $100 per barrel.” Officials also said there is no shortage of fuel across the country and that supply at petrol pumps remains stable. “No problem of shortage of petrol and diesel at any pump in the country.” Sources added that India has stepped up efforts to diversify crude imports to reduce dependence on routes passing through the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route in the Gulf region. “We have accelerated crude sourcing from routes outside the Strait of Hormuz.”

(With inputs from ANI)