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LPG Price 10 November: Have gas cylinder prices changed? Find out the rates in your city..

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LPG Price, 10 November 2026: State-run oil marketing companies (OMCs) have released the new gas cylinder prices for today, 10 November. There is good news: prices remain unchanged. The cost of domestic LPG cylinders has stayed stable since June; the oil companies have made no adjustments, ensuring that household budgets remain unaffected.

As of today, 10 November 2026, the price of a domestic LPG cylinder in Delhi remains steady at ₹942. Meanwhile, the price of a commercial gas cylinder—following a ₹10 increase on 1 November—currently stands at ₹2,820.00 per cylinder. Additionally, the 5 kg domestic gas cylinder, which is convenient for small families and working individuals, is priced at ₹349.00 today. While the OMCs' decision to keep domestic gas prices stable continues to provide relief to ordinary consumers, the rising cost of commercial gas is impacting business expenses. Check the prices in your city.

City              Domestic Cylinder Price          Commercial Cylinder Price

Delhi              Rs 939.50                                 Rs 2,820.00

Noida             Rs 939.50                                 Rs 2,757.50

Mumbai           Rs 941.50                                 Rs 2,774.50

Kolkata          Rs 968.00                                 Rs 2,964.00

Patna             Rs 1,031.50                               Rs 3,110.50

Bengaluru       Rs 944.50                                 Rs 2,774.00

Lucknow         Rs 979.50                                 Rs 2,932.50

Chandigarh      Rs 951.50                                 Rs 2,820.00

Jaipur            Rs 945.50                                 Rs 2,839.00

Monthly Review

Government-owned Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) review the prices of LPG cylinders on the first day of every month. During this process, factors such as the prices of crude oil and gas in the international market, as well as the value of the Indian Rupee against the US Dollar, are taken into account.

Since India imports a significant portion of its LPG requirements, fluctuations in the global market—such as the prices of propane and butane set by Saudi Aramco—have a direct impact domestically. Furthermore, as international trade in crude oil and gas is conducted in US Dollars, the strengthening or weakening of the dollar also influences domestic prices.