In Pics | Countries where petrol prices are less than Rs 30 per litre

Petrol prices in India are on a constant rise lately. In some states, the price of petrol has already crossed Rs 100, while in many others, it is teetering on the edge of the century-mark. While political parties and citizens have been protesting against the price hikes, here's a look at a few countries where petrol prices are below Rs 30.All prices are sourced from www.globalpetrolprices.com

Qatar: The Gulf country has one of the lowest petrol prices in the world, with a litre going for Rs 29.82. Credit: iStock.

Kazakhstan: Petrol in the Central Asian country costs marginally cheaper than Qatar, going for Rs 29.65. Credit: iStock.

Sudan: The African country's supply of petrol is remarkably cheap, coming in at just Rs 27.4 per litre. Credit: iStock.

Kuwait: The Middle-Eastern country is one of the major oil producing countries, and the price of petrol here is just Rs 25.1 per litre. Credit: iStock.

Algeria: Yet another African country in the list, Algeria's petrol prices are marginally cheaper than Kuwait's, coming in at Rs 25 per litre. Credit: iStock.

Angola: Fuel prices in Angola can be considered dirt-cheap, with petrol coming in at just Rs 17.7 per litre. Credit: iStock.

Iran: This middle-eastern country's fuel prices are practically free, coming in a paltry Rs 4.4 per litre. Credit: iStock.

Venezuela: This strife-hit country may not have much in terms of economic value, but the petrol here is cheaper than anywhere else in the world, at a mere Rs 1.44 per litre. Credit: iStock.