Fuel prices in India are touching all-time highs across the country. Petrol price is nearing the Rs 91 per litre mark, in Mumbai, whereas Diesel is priced at Rs 78.26/litre. In Delhi, the Petrol prices have shot up to Rs 81.91/litre, the Diesel touched Rs 73.72/litre. Chennai, Kolkata and other states are also facing similar problems, with the hike in fuel prices varying from state to state. Ask the common man the reason for such a rally in fuel prices, and most of them would blame the taxes on petrol and diesel. The taxes on petrol and diesel are around a whopping 100-125%. That is a lot of tax, and seems a bit unfair. But, is it? Tax is the main source of revenue for the government. All the government schemes, education, healthcare is financed from the tax collected by government. The government can function at it's best as long as it has money i.e. as long as it is able to collect taxes. So if you want the government to provide you with healthcare, infrastructure, a decent...
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