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Petrol export duty scrapped while diesel export duty rises by ₹3 per litre

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The government has removed the export duty on petrol, a change that takes effect as part of its latest revision of levies on fuel shipments abroad. At the same time, the duty on diesel exports has been raised by ₹3 per litre. The divergent moves reflect different treatment of the two fuels in the export duty framework. The article provides no further detail beyond these two adjustments.

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