LPG Price Today: If you are planning to book an LPG cylinder today, you should definitely read this report first. Crude oil prices have hit a one-month high due to escalating tensions between Iran and the US. According to Bloomberg, Brent crude oil has risen 3.8%, crossing the $ 91-per-barrel mark.
However, there is no change in LPG cylinder rates in India. State-owned oil companies have updated LPG cylinder prices for July 20, 2026. The good news is that there has been no change in the price of the 14.2 kg domestic gas cylinder today either. Consumers will continue to get cylinders at the existing rates.
The most expensive cylinder in Leh
Today, July 20, the most expensive cylinder in India is available in Leh. Here, a domestic cylinder is being sold for ₹1,196.50 and a commercial cylinder for ₹3,594.50. Compared to Delhi, the domestic cylinder in Leh is approximately ₹255 costlier, while the price difference for commercial cylinders is about ₹ 665.
In Delhi, the 10 kg Indane LPG cylinder is sold for ₹673, while the 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder costs ₹942. As for the rate of the 5 kg ‘Chhotku’ cylinder, there has been no change there either.
Domestic gas cylinder prices-
Delhi- ₹942.0
Mumbai- ₹941.5
Kolkata- ₹968.0
Chennai- ₹957.5
Chandigarh- ₹951.5
Dehradun- ₹961.0
Hyderabad- ₹934.0
Commercial gas cylinder prices-
Delhi- ₹2930.0
Mumbai- ₹2885.5
Kolkata- ₹3082.0
Chennai- ₹3106.0
Chandigarh- ₹2954.5
Hyderabad- ₹2052.5
Bhubaneswar- ₹3115.0
What is the status of commercial cylinders?
Domestic cylinder prices currently remain stable. There was no change in the price of the 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder at the beginning of this month. This has impacted hotels and restaurants. However, if you wish to know the exact LPG rate for your city, you can check the latest prices by visiting the websites of Indane, Bharat Gas, or HP Gas.
It is worth noting that domestic LPG cylinders have become costlier by ₹89 so far this year. On March 7, the price of a domestic cylinder rose by ₹60; in Delhi, the price went from ₹853 to ₹913. On June 7, the price increased by another ₹29, bringing the cost of the cylinder to ₹942 in Delhi.