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Have gas cylinder rates increased today? Check the latest LPG prices before booking.

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There is some relief for the general public in Delhi, Mumbai, and NCR regions—including Ghaziabad and Noida—as there has been no change in gas cylinder prices today, on the final day of October.

If you plan to book a new gas cylinder today, check the current rates for your city first. According to the latest rates issued by state-run oil marketing companies (OMCs), prices has not been adjusted. As of today, October 31, 2026, the prices for 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinders remain stable across major Indian cities. The last price revision for domestic cylinders occurred in June, when they were increased by ₹29.

Similarly, the prices for 19 kg commercial LPG cylinders also remain unchanged today. These prices were last increased on October 1, 2026, when oil companies raised them by amounts ranging from ₹62.50 to ₹71.50. Prior to that, on September 1, oil companies had implemented a marginal increase of ₹9.50 to ₹11.50.

Check prices by city.

City

Domestic Cylinder Price

Commercial Cylinder Price

Delhi

₹939.50

₹2,810.00

Noida

₹939.50

₹2,747.50

Mumbai

₹941.50

₹2,764.50

Kolkata

₹968.00

₹2,954.00

Patna

₹1,031.50

₹3,100.50

Bengaluru

₹944.50

₹2,764.00

Rajkot

₹947.00

₹2,795.00

Jodhpur

₹949.00

₹2,852.00

Jaipur

₹945.50

₹2,839.00

Will rates change in November?

LPG cylinder prices are determined monthly based on factors such as international crude oil prices, currency exchange rates, transportation costs, and local state taxes. This is why there are slight variations in gas cylinder prices across different cities. Since tomorrow is the first of the month, there is a possibility that prices could change. Oil companies will announce the new LPG rates for all states and cities across the country tomorrow, November 1, at exactly 6:00 AM. The prices of domestic LPG cylinders were last revised on June 7, 2026, and have remained stable since then. It is possible that we might see an increase in these prices tomorrow. Meanwhile, the rates for commercial cylinders have been consistently raised over the past two months; therefore, oil companies may revise these prices on November 1, based on global conditions.