- India fixes jet fuel benchmark at Rs 115 a litre under new ATF stabilisation plan  Moneycontrol.com
- Domestic airlines will have to pay ₹115/litre for ATF if they opt for price stabilisation fund: Official  The Hindu
- UPSC Mains Current Affairs for 4 June 2026Â Â Vajiram & Ravi
- LPG supply stable, but oil firms still losing nearly Rs 700 on every cylinder sold  The Times of India
- Airlines React To Rs 10,000 Crore Fund Approval Amid Rising Jet Fuel Costs  NDTV
​India fixes jet fuel benchmark at Rs 115 a litre under new ATF stabilisation plan  Moneycontrol.comDomestic airlines will have to pay ₹115/litre for ATF if they opt for price stabilisation fund: Official  The HinduUPSC Mains Current Affairs for 4 June 2026  Vajiram & RaviLPG supply stable, but oil firms still losing nearly Rs 700 on every cylinder sold  The Times of IndiaAirlines React To Rs 10,000 Crore Fund Approval Amid Rising Jet Fuel Costs  NDTV by Soban News (international And National News)