LPG Rate: Another big news for LPG consumers. The current price of the widely used 14.2 kg LPG cylinder for home use is approximately Rs 913 in Delhi. A smaller 5 kg cylinder is priced at Rs 339. Additionally, the 10 kg Xtralite cylinder costs about Rs 652.5. For commercial purposes, the 19 kg LPG cylinder in Delhi is priced between Rs 2078.5 and Rs 2307.5. The larger 47.5 kg cylinder, utilized by hotels, restaurants, and industries, ranges from Rs 5192 to Rs 5248. Meanwhile, the largest 425 kg cylinder is priced around Rs 46,497 to Rs 46,999.
What is the current rate for LPG cylinders today?
In Lucknow, a domestic LPG cylinder is available for Rs 950.50, while a commercial one costs Rs 2201. In New Delhi, a domestic cylinder is priced at Rs 913, and a commercial cylinder is available for Rs 2078.50. In Jaipur, the domestic LPG cylinder costs Rs 916.50, and the commercial one is priced at Rs 2031. In Mumbai, a domestic cylinder is available for Rs 912.50, with a commercial cylinder costing Rs 2031.
Today’s LPG cylinder prices in Kolkata are Rs 939 for a domestic cylinder and Rs 2,208 for a commercial cylinder. In Chennai, the domestic cylinder is priced at Rs 928.50, while the commercial one costs Rs 2,246.50. In Hyderabad, the domestic cylinder is available for Rs 965, and the commercial cylinder is priced at Rs 2,321.
In Dibrugarh, the price for a domestic cylinder today is Rs 912, while a commercial cylinder costs Rs 2148. In Bengaluru, the domestic cylinder is priced at Rs 915.50, and the commercial one is available for Rs 2161. In Patna, the domestic cylinder costs Rs 1011, and the commercial cylinder is priced at Rs 2365.
For smaller and specialized cylinders, a 2 kg LPG refill is around Rs 254, while a new cylinder costs approximately Rs 962. A 5 kg non-domestic cylinder is priced at about Rs 549. Indane’s
Following the Iran war, many countries around the world, including India, faced an LPG crisis. However, the Indian government has formulated a plan to overcome this crisis. The public has been urged to consider PNG connections instead of LPG. The government has also provided significant relief to migrant workers.
The central government has doubled the supply of LPG to migrant workers. The daily number of 5 kg Free Trade LPG (FTL) cylinders provided to migrant workers in each state is now being doubled. These additional 5 kg FTL cylinders will be provided to state governments and their Food/Civil Supplies departments. These will be distributed exclusively to migrant workers through OMCs (Oil Marketing Companies).
Why did the government take this decision?
The government has taken this decision to ensure easy access to cooking fuel for migrant workers. Through this initiative, daily sales of five-kg FTL cylinders are expected to exceed 100,000 units. According to a government notification, these cylinders will be available to state governments and their food and civil supplies departments, and will be distributed directly to the workers with the help of oil companies. According to the Petroleum Ministry, approximately 6.6 lakh such cylinders have been sold since March 23.
