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Domestic LPG cylinder costlier from today. Check rates

Domestic LPG cylinder price hike: In the national capital Delhi, a domestic LPG cylinder weighing 14.2 kilograms will now cost ₹1,053. In Mumbai, the cylinder be sold at ₹1,052.50, compared to the previous price of ₹1002.50.

Published on: Jul 6, 2022, 08:56:28 IST
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The price of a domestic Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinder weighing 14.2 kilograms has increased by 50 per cylinder from Wednesday. In the national capital Delhi, a domestic LPG cylinder will cost 1,053.

LPG cylinder price hike: The prices for domestic cylinders were previously revised on May 19.  (File photo. Representative image)
LPG cylinder price hike: The prices for domestic cylinders were previously revised on May 19.  (File photo. Representative image)

In Mumbai, the domestic LPG cylinder will be sold at 1,052.50, compared to the previous price of 1002.50 per cylinder. In Chennai, customers will now have to pay 1068.50 to purchase a 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder.

On the other hand, in Kolkata, the price of such a cylinder has increased to 1,079, compared to the previous price of 1,029.

In Bengaluru, the price of the domestic cylinder has climbed to 1055.5. With Wednesday's hike, customers in Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar will have to pay 1,169 for the cylinder. In Shimla, this price is nearing 1,100.

Previously, the prices for domestic cylinders were revised on May 19.

Meanwhile, on Wednesday, the price of a 5 kg domestic cylinder also increased by 18 per cylinder. But the price of a 19kg commercial cylinder has decreased by 8.50.

 
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