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Commercial LPG cylinders' price slashed by 83.5; Check latest prices

LPG cylinder prices: After the latest revision, the LPG price in New Delhi has been cut by ₹83.50 to ₹1,773/cylinder from ₹1,856.50/cylinder.

Published on: Jun 01, 2023 09:07 AM IST
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A commercial Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinder in India is now cheaper by 83.5, according to the monthly price revision for LPG cylinders on June 1, posted on the official website of Indian Oil. However, the price of 14.2-kg domestic gas cylinders that are used in households for cooking, remains unchanged.

Prices in major cities:

The price of 19 kg commercial cylinders has been slashed by  ₹83.5 in Delhi. (File)
The price of 19 kg commercial cylinders has been slashed by ₹83.5 in Delhi. (File)

After the latest revision, the LPG price in New Delhi has been cut by 83.50 to 1,773/commercial cylinder from 1,856.50/commercial cylinder. Last month the price of commercial LPG cylinder was slashed by 172, whereas domestic cylinder prices remained unchanged.

The price of commercial cylinders in Kolkata is now 1875.50. The price of commercial gas cylinders for Mumbai has come down to 1725. In Chennai, it's now 1937.

Monthly revision of LPG prices:

State run Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) generally revise the LPG prices on the first day of every month. The prices of domestic cooking gas vary from state to state depending on local taxes. Crude oil prices in international markets impact domestic LPG prices. The new rates will be applicable from today.

Domestic gas cylinder prices:

The rate of domestic LPG cylinders was last revised in 2022. It was hiked four times last year with a cumulative rise of 153 - 50 in July, 50 and 3.50 in May and 50 in March.

 
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