CNG price hikes hit Delhi-NCR, other cities; Find out latest rates near you
Indraprastha Gas Limited raises CNG prices in Delhi-NCR and other regions. New CNG prices effective from June 22.
CNG Price Hike in Delhi-NCR: Prices of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) were hiked in Delhi by the Indraprastha Gas Limited (IGL) by ₹1 per kg. This will also be effective in the National Capital Region (NCR) and some cities of Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh. Following the rise, CNG in Delhi will now cost ₹75.09 per kg.

The new prices went effective from 6 am on June 22.
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No price hike in Gurugram
There has been no change in CNG rates in Gurugram. Similarly, prices remain unchanged in Karnal and Kaithal.
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Check CNG rates in your city
Here is the list of new CNG retail prices by Indraprastha Gas Limited
1. NCT of Delhi: Rs. 75.09/- per Kg
2. Noida: Rs. 79.70/- per Kg
3. Greater Noida (including UPSRTC): Rs. 79.70/- per Kg
4. Ghaziabad: Rs. 79.70/- per Kg
5. Muzaffarnagar: Rs. 80.08/- per Kg
6. Meerut: Rs. 80.08/- per Kg
7. Shamli: Rs. 80.08/- per Kg
8. Gurugram: Rs. 80.12/- per Kg
9. Rewari: Rs. 79.70/- per Kg
10. Karnal: Rs. 80.43/- per Kg
11. Kaithal: Rs. 80.43/- per Kg
12. Kanpur: Rs. 82.92/- per Kg
13. Hamirpur: Rs. 82.92/- per Kg
14. Fatehpur: Rs. 82.92/- per Kg
15. Ajmer: Rs. 82.94/- per Kg
16. Pali: Rs. 82.94/- per Kg
17. Rajsamand: Rs. 82.94/- per Kg
18. Mahoba: Rs. 81.92/- per Kg
19. Banda: Rs. 81.92/- per Kg
20. Chitrakoot: Rs. 81.92/- per Kg
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CNG price in Lucknow already hiked
CNG prices in Lucknow have increased since last Sunday. The new CNG price is now ₹94.00 per kg, up from ₹92.25 per kg in Lucknow.
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