Diesel by district

State by state, 9 Oct 2026

No government body publishes a state-wide diesel rate. These figures are collected every morning from Goodreturns (Greynium Information Technologies), a commercial price aggregator, which is not an official source. They are shown so you have a figure for every state; the official Delhi figure from PPAC in the district table below is the check on them.

How this is built

• Each district is paired with one outlet, normally in the district headquarters town, and that pairing is recorded with who checked it.
• The rate on the row is that outlet's rate. It is not an average of the district, because no such average is published by anyone.
• The Delhi row comes from the Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell, which publishes the rate at an Indian Oil outlet in Delhi every day. It is the one official diesel figure a program can fetch, and it is labelled as such.
• An outlet a long way from your village may charge differently. Treat this as the district benchmark and not as your pump.
• Coverage is printed above and will stay below 100% for a long time. A district with no outlet paired is shown as not covered, never estimated.
• Rates change after 06:00 in the morning, so a rate collected earlier belongs to the previous day.

Diesel is usually the second biggest cash cost in a season after labour. The input cost calculator is where it goes into your own sums.