How much will it cost to book a 14.2 kg LPG cylinder today? Check the latest LPG prices.
According to the latest rates issued by state-run oil marketing companies (OMCs), a 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder in Delhi costs ₹942. The rate for a commercial cylinder in the city is ₹2,810.
If you are planning to book an LPG cylinder today, it is advisable to first check the prices in your city. As of today, October 24, 2026, the prices for 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinders remain unchanged across the country. Similarly, the rates for 19 kg commercial cylinders have also not been altered today. However, earlier this month, the price of a commercial LPG cylinder was increased by ₹62.50.
What are the current LPG rates?
In the national capital, Delhi, a domestic cooking gas cylinder costs ₹942.00, while a commercial cylinder costs ₹2,810.00. In Mumbai, the price is ₹941.50. In comparison, the price of a domestic LPG cylinder in Noida is lower, currently standing at ₹939.50. In June of this year, the price of a domestic LPG cylinder was raised by ₹29 per unit. Prior to that, in March, there had been an increase of ₹60 per cylinder.
Check rates by city.
| City |
Domestic LPG Cylinder Price |
Commercial LPG 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 |
| Lucknow |
₹979.50 |
₹2,932.50 |
| Hyderabad |
₹994.00 |
₹3,065.00 |
| Jaipur |
₹945.50 |
₹2,839.00 |
Note: Domestic LPG prices are for 14.2 kg cylinders, while commercial LPG prices are for 19 kg cylinders.
Rates change every month.
In India, the prices of LPG cylinders are revised on the first day of every month. This revision applies to both commercial and domestic cylinders. State-owned oil marketing companies—such as Indian Oil (IOCL), BPCL, and HPCL—announce the new rates at 6:00 AM on the first of each month. These prices are determined based on factors such as import parity prices, currency exchange rates, and various other global market conditions. Generally, commercial gas cylinders are more significantly affected by external factors. This is because the government keeps the prices of domestic cooking gas under control to ensure that the burden of inflation does not fall on ordinary consumers. In contrast, commercial gas is entirely deregulated; any fluctuations in the international market are passed on directly by oil companies to commercial consumers (such as restaurants, hotels, and factories).
