This means that now you will have to pay more for a cylinder. Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has announced an increase of Rs 50 in the price of LPG cylinder. Now LPG cylinder will be available for Rs 853. Earlier it was Rs 803.

This increase has come at a time when inflation is already very high. The prices of food items are skyrocketing. In such a situation, the rising cost of LPG cylinder is another blow to the common man.

blow after blow

Earlier, amid the fall in the prices of crude oil in the international market, the government increased the excise duty on petrol and diesel by Rs 2 per liter. This information was given in an official order. According to this, the excise duty on petrol has been increased by Rs 13 per liter and on diesel by Rs 10 per liter. However, this order does not state what kind of impact the increase in excise duty will have on the retail prices of petrol and diesel.

Meanwhile, industry sources said retail prices of petrol and diesel are unlikely to change despite the increase in excise duty.

Fall in international crude oil prices

There was hope of reduction in retail prices of petrol and diesel due to fall in international crude oil prices in the last few days. But now due to increase in excise duty, the possibility of this happening has reduced.

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New Delhi. Oil companies have increased the prices of commercial LPG cylinders. The price of 19 kg LPG cylinder has been increased by Rs 6. At the same time, no change has been made in the prices of domestic LPG cylinders. According to the new rate released by Indian Oil, this cylinder will now be available in Delhi for Rs 1803. Its price was Rs 1797 in February, while in January it was Rs 1804. On February 1, 2025, oil marketing companies had reduced the prices of commercial LPG cylinders by up to Rs 7.

It is worth noting that on the 1st of every month, oil companies review the prices of LPG. There has been no change in the rate of domestic LPG cylinder. In Delhi, a 14 kg domestic LPG cylinder will still be available for Rs 803. Its rate will remain Rs 829 in Kolkata, Rs 802.50 in Mumbai and Rs 818.50 in Chennai.

In Mumbai, the price of the cylinder has become Rs 1913.

In Kolkata, a 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder will now be available for Rs 1913. In February, it was priced at Rs 1907. In Mumbai, its price has now become Rs 1755.50, whereas in February it was Rs 1749.50 and in January it was Rs 1756.

The reduction was made in February

Earlier, on February 1, 2025, oil marketing companies had reduced the price of commercial LPG cylinders by up to Rs 7. However, there was no change in the prices of domestic LPG cylinders. Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) reduced the prices of commercial cylinders for the second consecutive month in February.

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According to Indian Oil, now the price of Indane commercial LPG cylinder has increased to Rs 1818.50 per cylinder in Delhi. Earlier it was Rs 1802. The price of commercial gas cylinder has increased for the 5th consecutive month.

Talking about other metro cities, the price of 19 kg LPG cylinder in Mumbai has increased from Rs 1754.50 to Rs 1771, in Kolkata from Rs 1911.50 to Rs 1927 and in Chennai from Rs 1964.50 to Rs 1980.50 per cylinder.

There is no change in the price of domestic LPG

There is no change in the price of 14.2 kg domestic gas cylinder. The price of Indian Oil’s non-subsidized Indane cylinder remains Rs 803 in Delhi, Rs 829 in Kolkata, Rs 802.50 in Mumbai and Rs 818.50 in Chennai.

The 14.2 kg gas cylinder is used for cooking at home. The gas cylinder used in non-domestic places like electricity generation, transportation, poultry, industries, restaurants etc. is a commercial LPG cylinder.

Commercial LPG was last cheaper in July

The price of commercial LPG cylinders was last reduced in July this year. After that, the price has been increasing continuously since August. On July 1, 2024, the price of Indane commercial gas cylinder was Rs 1646 in Delhi. By adding the new price hike, this cylinder has become costlier by Rs 172.5 in Delhi so far.

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However, this increase in the price of gas cylinders has happened in the rate of 19 kg commercial cylinder. The rate of commercial LPG cylinder in Delhi has increased by Rs 39 to Rs 1691.50. Earlier it was Rs 1652.50.

At the same time, from today, September 1, the 19 kg LPG cylinder has become Rs 1802.50 in Kolkata. Earlier it was priced at Rs 1764.50 here. Now this blue cylinder has become Rs 1644 in Mumbai. Earlier it was priced at Rs 1605. While in Chennai it has become Rs 1855, which was available for Rs 1817 in August. These rates are of Indian Oil’s Indane LPG cylinder.

Domestic LPG cylinder rates for September 1

In Delhi, a 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder is available at its old rate of Rs 803. In Kolkata, it is available at Rs 829 and in Mumbai at Rs 802.50. Today, in Chennai too, a domestic cylinder is available at the August rate of Rs 818.50.

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The lowest rate in September was Rs 466.50

On September 1 last year, the price of domestic LPG cylinder was Rs 903 in Delhi. Right now it is available for only Rs 803. In September 2022, the price of domestic LPG cylinder in Delhi did not change. It was available for Rs 1053 in Delhi, Rs 1079.00 in Kolkata, Rs 1052.50 in Chennai and Rs 1068.50 in Mumbai for 14.2 kg LPG cylinders.

However, on September 1, 2021, Delhi consumers got the cylinder costlier by Rs 25 and at Rs 884.50. Earlier on September 1, 2020, it was being sold for Rs 594. On September 2019, the same cylinder was priced at Rs 590. Whereas, in 2018, its price was Rs 820. It was Rs 599 in September 2017 and the lowest in 2016 was Rs 466.50.

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LPG Price Hike: Assembly elections were completed yesterday in 5 states of the country and the prices of LPG cylinders have increased from today. This increase has happened on 19 kg commercial gas cylinder and its rate has been increased by Rs 21 per cylinder. From today, December 1, 2023, you will have to pay Rs 1796.50 for a commercial gas cylinder in the capital Delhi, whereas last month the price of LPG gas was Rs 1775.50 per cylinder.

There was no tampering with the price of domestic LPG cylinder.

There has been no increase in the price of subsidized 14.2 kg domestic LPG. Common LPG cylinder consumers have neither got any relief nor any change has been made in the rates of their gas cylinders. So know by how much the oil marketing companies have increased the prices of commercial LPG cylinders from today.

Know what are the new prices of gas cylinders in your city from today

Delhi Rs 1796.50
Kolkata Rs 1908.00
Mumbai Rs 1749.00
Chennai Rs 1968.50

Commercial gas cylinder became costlier by Rs 100 last month

Even on the first date of last month i.e. 1st November, the price of LPG cylinder was increased by more than Rs 100. These prices of LPG were increased on 19 kg commercial gas cylinder. The festival of Karva Chauth was celebrated in the country on 1 November and on this festive day people were shocked by inflation. On October 1, LPG was at Rs 1731.50 whereas on November 1 its rate became costlier by Rs 101.50 and it became Rs 1833 per cylinder. After this, on November 16, the price of commercial gas was reduced and it became cheaper by Rs 57.05 and came to Rs 1775.50.

What will be the impact of commercial gas cylinder becoming expensive?

The impact of rising cost of commercial gas will be more visible on the food industry and restaurant business. Eating out is going to become more expensive for the general public and the budget for their outings will be expensive.

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These prices of gas are for 19 kg commercial cylinder (Commercial LPG Cylinder Rate) and its impact will be especially visible on the food industry and restaurant business, but eating outside is going to be expensive for you. Know by how much the oil marketing companies have increased the prices of LPG cylinders.

Commercial LPG becomes costlier by Rs 101.50 in Delhi

Today, from November 1, the price of commercial LPG cylinder in Delhi has increased to Rs 1833 per cylinder and last month on October 1, it was Rs 1731.50. Commercial LPG has become costlier by Rs 101.50 in Delhi from today.

Know the price of cylinder in your city

The price of LPG in Kolkata has increased by Rs 103.50 and has come to Rs 1943 whereas last month its rate was Rs 1839.50.

In the country’s financial capital Mumbai , the price of commercial gas cylinder has come down to Rs 1785.50 and has become costlier by Rs 101.50. In October its rates were at Rs 1684.

The price of gas cylinder in Chennai has come down to Rs 1999.50 and has increased by Rs 101.50. In October its rates were at Rs 1898.

Commercial LPG rates had increased last month also

Last month also, oil companies had given a big shock to the people by increasing the price of commercial gas cylinder by Rs 209. After this, the price of commercial cylinder in Delhi came down to Rs 1731.50. For the second consecutive month, oil companies have increased the price of commercial LPG.

There was no change in the prices of domestic gas cylinders

There has been no change in the price of domestic LPG on November 1 and it remains at the old rate. If we look at the four major metro cities of the country, a 14.20 kg domestic gas cylinder is available for Rs 903 in Delhi, Rs 929 in Kolkata, Rs 902.50 in Mumbai and Rs 918.50 in Chennai.

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But the price of commercial gas cylinder has been increased. From today, the price of commercial gas cylinder has been increased by Rs 25. Now the price of commercial cylinder has gone up to Rs 1769 in the country’s national capital Delhi. Whereas in Kolkata, this cylinder will be available for Rs.1870. Its price in the country’s financial capital Mumbai is Rs 1721. And the price of commercial cylinder in Chennai is Rs 1917.

Earlier on December 1, there was no change in the prices of domestic gas and commercial gas cylinders. There is a commercial gas cylinder of 19 kg and a domestic gas cylinder of 14.2 kg.

Changes every month

Gas companies change the prices of LPG on the first of every month. In such a situation, there has been a change in the prices of LPG Cylinder at the beginning of the new year or even on January 1, 2023. The price of domestic gas cylinder was changed on 6 July 2022. At that time the price had increased by Rs 50. In the last one year, the price of domestic gas cylinder has become expensive by Rs 153.5. At the same time, in the year 2022, the price of domestic LPG has changed four times.

Domestic gas cylinder prices in metro cities

Delhi – Rs 1053 per cylinder

Mumbai – Rs 1052.5 per cylinder

Kolkata – Rs 1079 per cylinder

Chennai – Rs 1068.5 per cylinder

GST Invoicing Limit Five Crore

The rules of GST e-invoicing or electronic bill are going to change from January 1, 2023. Government has reduced the limit of Rs 20 crore to Rs 5 crore for e-invoicing. This rule will come into effect from the first day of 2023. With the implementation of this rule, it will now be necessary to generate electronic bills for those businessmen whose business is more than five crores annually.

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The production cost will be partially compensated.

IGL on Friday tweeted that this hike will partially offset the increase in the cost of production of gas. It is noteworthy that the government has made it necessary to use expensive imported LNG to meet the increased demand. Due to this the price of gas has increased. Public sector company GAIL fixes rates on an average of locally produced and imported gas before supplying it to city gas distributors. The prices of PNG have also increased in other cities of the country. However, IGL has not increased the prices of CNG. The price of CNG has been kept at Rs 75.61 per kg.

LPG price increased by 30% in one year

The record price of LPG LPG has spoiled the budget of the common man. Especially the poor section is feeling its heat more. The total increase in the last one year has gone up to Rs 244 or 30 per cent. The cost of non-subsidized LPG cylinders (excluding poor women beneficiaries of Ujjwala scheme) has now gone up to Rs 1,053. Ujjwala beneficiaries will have to pay Rs 853 per cylinder. At the same time, in the last three months, the price of a cylinder of LPG without taxes has increased by Rs 150, and the overall increase has been around Rs 160.

Continuous increase in the price of CNG In recent times, the price of CNG has also been increased continuously. In Lucknow also, the price of petrol and CNG has come almost at par. CNG has already overtaken the price of diesel. Recently, Mumbai-based gas distributor Mahanagar Gas Limited has increased the price of CNG by Rs 6 per kg. Along with this, it has been announced to increase the price of piped natural gas (PNG) by Rs 4 per unit with immediate effect. This is the second hike in prices in a month.

Cut in Aircraft Fuel (ATF) Prices The prices of aircraft fuel (ATF) in the country were cut by a whopping 12 per cent on Monday. This is the biggest ever cut in ATF. The reduction came amid prospects of a fall in international crude oil prices. In the national capital, the price of ATF was cut by Rs 16,232.36 per kl or 11.75 per cent to Rs 121,915.57 per kl. This is the biggest reduction in rates so far. Earlier on July 16, there was a decrease of Rs 3,084.94 per kiloliter (2.2 per cent).

With this, the price of 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder has been reduced by Rs 36 to Rs 1,976.50. Commercial LPG is used by hotels, restaurants and other commercial establishments. This is the fourth cut in commercial LPG rates since May. Overall the prices have come down by Rs 377.50 per cylinder. There is no change in the price of LPG gas used in domestic cooking. The price of a 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder in the national capital is Rs 1,053.

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