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Ban lifted on petrol pumps

New Delhi Aug. 13. The Centre has lifted the ban on setting up of petrol pumps and LPG agencies, by allowing State-run oil firms to appoint dealers on their own. The Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas has done away with the Dealer Selection Boards, official sources said.

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