LPG Price Today: What is the latest update regarding LPG? Find out the current rates in your city today.
LPG Supply Update: The government has taken significant measures to boost LPG supply and curb black marketing. These measures include decisions aimed at expanding the reach of commercial gas. Check the latest rates for your city here.
LPG Latest Price: The government is taking steps to ensure a steady supply of LPG. A decision has now been taken to broaden the scope of commercial LPG and extend its availability to several new sectors. Additionally, strict measures are being implemented to tackle black market activities occurring across the country.
To prevent black marketing and hoarding, over 116,000 raids have been conducted so far. As a result of these operations, action has been initiated against approximately 53 LPG distributors. According to the Ministry of Petroleum, a decision has now been made to supply gas to industries such as agriculture, uranium, heavy water, pharmaceuticals, and paints, among others. A target has been set to fulfill approximately 70 percent of the requirements of these sectors. Let's check the latest LPG rates in major cities:
LPG Prices in New Delhi
Domestic Gas Cylinder – ₹913
Commercial Gas Cylinder – ₹2,078.50
LPG Prices in Mumbai
Domestic Gas Cylinder – ₹912.50
Commercial Gas Cylinder – ₹2,031
LPG Prices in Chennai
Domestic Gas Cylinder – ₹928.50
Commercial Gas Cylinder – ₹2,246.50
LPG Prices in Kolkata
Domestic Gas Cylinder – ₹939
Commercial Gas Cylinder – ₹2,208.50
LPG Prices in Patna
Domestic Gas Cylinder – ₹1,002.50
Commercial Gas Cylinder – ₹2,353.50
LPG Prices in Noida
Domestic Gas Cylinder – ₹910.50
Commercial Gas Cylinder – ₹2,078.50
LPG Prices in Lucknow
Domestic Gas Cylinder – ₹950.50
Commercial Gas Cylinder – ₹2,201
Supply of Small Gas Cylinders Increased for Workers
The government has decided to double the supply of 5-kg small LPG cylinders (FTL) to provide relief to workers employed in industrial areas. These cylinders are particularly popular among migrant workers.
The objective of this decision is to ensure that workers do not face hardships due to a shortage of gas and are not compelled to leave their jobs and migrate elsewhere.
