New Delhi, May 25 -- Fuel prices in India are once again climbing sharply, with petrol crossing Rs.115 per litre in some cities and diesel going above Rs.104. On Monday, Diesel prices increased by Rs. 2.71 per litre and petrol by Rs. 2.61 per litre. The latest revisions come amid rising crude oil prices and global supply concerns, making refuelling significantly more expensive in several parts of the country.

From Bangalore to Chandigarh, here's a ranking of Indian cities from the most expensive to the cheapest for petrol and diesel.

Hyderabad currently has the highest petrol price among major Indian cities at Rs.115.73 per litre. Diesel here costs Rs.103.82, making it one of the costliest cities overall for motorists.

Kerala's capital...