Price of commercial LPG gas cylinders slashed by ₹115. Check latest updates
With Tuesday’s revision, a 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder in Delhi will be available for ₹1,744 compared to the previous rate of ₹1,859.
The price of commercial LPG gas cylinders has been reduced by ₹115 per unit with immediate effect. This is the seventh such price reduction since June, according to a report by Livemint on Tuesday. With Tuesday’s revision, a 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder in Delhi will be available for ₹1,744 compared to the previous rate of ₹1,859, the Livemint report said.

In Mumbai, people will be able to buy the cylinder for ₹1,696 instead of ₹1,811.50. In Chennai, the 19 kg cylinder is now priced at ₹1,893 instead of ₹2,009.50.
And in Kolkata, people will be able to buy the cylinder for ₹1,846 instead of ₹1959, the report added.
Meanwhile, the price of domestic LPG gas cylinders weighing 14.2 kg remains unchanged since July. The prices of such cylinders were hiked by ₹50 per unit from July. In the national Delhi, a 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder costs ₹1,053. In Mumbai and Chennai, the cylinder is priced at ₹1,052 and ₹respectively 1,068.
In Kolkata, the cylinder is priced at ₹1,079.
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