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Yesterday while driving around Stuttgart Arpit Mahendra and I noticed the prices per litre of diesel and petrol (E10 and Super) in Germany and they were sky-high. Diesel costs a whopping ₹260/litre in Germany right now and prices have increased over 50 percent since the start of the conflict...

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Dino Marinovor 10 Tagen

@arpitmahendra3 We in Infia don't know the pain people in other developed countries are going through due to sky rocketing fuel prices ... till we have someone highlights this and mentions the costs in INR

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freespirit72vor 10 Tagen

@arpitmahendra3 What is the use of cheaper Petrol ? Don't tell @INCIndia #NarazFufa

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Karthik Kumarvor 10 Tagen

@arpitmahendra3 The way both of you mentioned the "2000 Golf Balls capacity" of the Merc, pata chal gaya tha dono saath mein hi ho 🤪

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TeamPunchEVvor 10 Tagen

@arpitmahendra3 Feeling bad for mercedes AG that has paid for this trip and you here doing RR

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gauravvor 10 Tagen

@arpitmahendra3 Ever heard of a concept called per capita income?

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expendable 69th class citizenvor 10 Tagen

@arpitmahendra3

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Rahul Lakhanpalvor 10 Tagen

@arpitmahendra3 I recorded 2.03 for Deisel in Ghent Belgium on Apr 29 Even there it has now shot up to 2.3 apparently Thats steep for 4 months!

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Beytal 🥭vor 10 Tagen

@arpitmahendra3 Hey Bhakt, oil prices should not reflect any crisis. The prices were raised although the reserves for crude (already bought in Jan -Feb) was available. So this argument of Govt protecting anything People is BULL SHIT! Corrupt FM had still not lowered the prices it was 70 💰

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Vatsal Patelvor 10 Tagen

Compare income per capita , why Indians are leaving India to settle abroad where diesel price is so high

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Maverickindian18vor 10 Tagen

@arpitmahendra3 True. Except anti national mandh bhakts with an agenda, following moorkhon ka badshah, thankfully, the rest of us are aware of it😇

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RAHUL KHANDELWAL 🇮🇳vor 10 Tagen

@arpitmahendra3 True, these prices have been there since the Iran war. Also one more factor is the Ukraine war. I think Ukraine war escalate the price from 1.13 to 1.4 and then Iran war did the rest

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Aadityavor 10 Tagen

@arpitmahendra3 Problem is most people don’t know about it and just keep on barking - ye hogaya vo hogaya , sare din plane me ghumte hai .

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Rohanvor 10 Tagen

@arpitmahendra3 Hi Kushan can you also compare quality of roads and pedestrian infra and see where India stands vis a vis Germany

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gavish georgevor 10 Tagen

@arpitmahendra3 Ok, now go multiply for per capita also while you are at it, dumbass

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