LPG cylinder rates will be updated on November 1, five years ago the price was Rs 594.
LPG Price Latest: On November 1, 2020, the price of an LPG cylinder was just ₹594 in Delhi, ₹620.5 in Kolkata, ₹594 in Mumbai, and ₹610 in Chennai. Over the past five years, the price of a domestic LPG cylinder has risen from ₹594 to ₹853.
LPG Price Latest: While many changes are taking place on November 1st, which will directly impact our pockets, the most significant change is regarding the price of LPG cylinders. It’s worth noting that the price of domestic LPG cylinders hasn’t changed since April 8, 2025. In Delhi, this cylinder is still available for ₹853. Meanwhile, the price of commercial LPG cylinders changes almost every month.
Over the past five years, the price of a domestic LPG cylinder has risen from ₹594 to ₹853, while the price of a commercial cylinder has risen from ₹1241.5 to ₹1595.50. On November 1, 2020, the price of an LPG cylinder was just ₹594 in Delhi, ₹620.5 in Kolkata, ₹594 in Mumbai, and ₹610 in Chennai.
According to data from Indian Oil Corporation, on October 6, 2021, the price of a 14-kg domestic LPG cylinder was ₹899.50 in Delhi, ₹926 in Kolkata, ₹899.50 in Mumbai, and ₹915.50 in Chennai.
On July 6, 2022, the price of a domestic cylinder was ₹1053 in Delhi, ₹1079 in Kolkata, ₹1052.50 in Mumbai, and ₹1068.50 in Chennai.
On August 30, 2023, a domestic LPG cylinder cost Rs 903 in Delhi, Rs 929 in Kolkata, Rs 902.50 in Mumbai and Rs 918.50 in Chennai.
On March 9, 2024, the price of a domestic LPG cylinder in Delhi was ₹803, in Kolkata ₹829, in Mumbai ₹802.50, and in Chennai ₹818.50.
Today’s rates for a 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder
Patna ₹942.5
Delhi ₹853.00
Lucknow 890.5
Jaipur 856.5
Agra 865.5
Meerut 860
Ghaziabad 850.5
Indore 881
Bhopal 858.5
Ludhiana 880
Varanasi 916.5
Gurugram 861.5
Ahmedabad 860
Mumbai 852.50
Pune 856
Hyderabad 905
Bengaluru 855.5
The price was last increased by ₹50.
In April, the price of a 14.2 kg LPG cylinder was increased by ₹50. This increase occurred after almost a year. LPG has now become a basic necessity for the general public, but controlling prices is difficult without improving production and the supply chain. The biggest challenge facing the government is striking a balance between growing demand and dependence on imports.
In 2015, India had 149 million LPG connections, which will increase to 329 million by 2025. This means that every family of four will have a connection. However, domestic production has remained stagnant at around 12-13 lakh tonnes for the past eight years. In 2024-25, only 11.7 lakh tonnes were produced compared to the projected consumption of 28.6 lakh tonnes. As a result, LPG imports have increased by 20% in 10 years. Now, domestic prices are dependent on the international market.
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