New Delhi, May 15 -- In a direct fallout of the escalating West Asia conflict, Indian consumers faced a sharp rise in fuel prices in May, feeling the impact across multiple fronts. Petrol and diesel prices were hiked by Rs.3 per litre - the first increase in four years - while CNG rates went up by Rs.2. Earlier this month, oil companies had also raised prices of commercial LPG cylinders, bulk diesel and aviation turbine fuel (ATF). Here's a look at how much prices have increased for each of them:

Petrol and diesel prices were hiked by Rs.3 per litre each on Friday, the first rate increase in more than four years, amid mounting losses of fuel retailers due to surging global crude prices.

One of the key reasons behind the hike is the shar...