LPG Price: Did LPG prices come as a shock on November 9? Find out the current rates for 14.2 kg and commercial gas cylinders.
LPG Prices, November 9, 2026: Changes in LPG cylinder prices—occurring just after Diwali—impact everyone, from ordinary citizens to business owners. State-run oil marketing companies (OMCs) have released the latest rates for gas cylinders. Prices for domestic LPG cylinders have remained stable since June; the OMCs have made no adjustments, which comes as a significant relief to the general public.
Given that LPG cylinders are widely used for cooking across India, their pricing is a critical factor in both household budgets and the operating costs of hotels and restaurants. Even a minor change in price can have a substantial effect on monthly expenses. As of today, November 9, 2026, the prices for both domestic LPG cylinders (14.2 kg) and commercial cylinders (19 kg) remain unchanged. There have been no further adjustments since the slight increase in the price of commercial cylinders that took place earlier in November. 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
Why did the prices not change?
The prices of domestic LPG cylinders are reviewed at the beginning of every month. These prices depend on factors such as the cost of gas and crude oil in the international market, the value of the rupee against the US dollar, and other associated expenses. However, it is not mandatory for the price of domestic gas cylinders to change every month. This time, the price of a 14.2 kg domestic cylinder has remained unchanged at Rs 942, whereas the price of a commercial gas cylinder has been adjusted.
Monthly Review
Government-owned Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) review LPG cylinder prices on the first day of every month. During this process, they take into account the prices of crude oil and gas in the international market, as well as the value of the Indian rupee against the US dollar.
Since India imports a significant portion of its LPG requirements, fluctuations in the global market—such as changes in the prices of propane and butane as set by Saudi Aramco—have a direct impact on domestic prices. Furthermore, since crude oil and gas are traded internationally in dollars, domestic prices are also affected by the strengthening or weakening of the dollar.
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