By Admin 
LPG Price: Due to the war between Iran and the US, the general public had to face a lot of inflation. Continuous changes were seen in the prices of many food items including oil and gas. After a continuous increase in May-June, a change was seen in the prices of gas cylinders in the first week of July itself. So looking at this, it now seems that there may be a change in the prices of gas cylinders in the coming time i.e. in the month of August also.
Will the cylinder be cheap or expensive?
Actually, on the 1st of every month, government oil companies like IOCL, HPCL and Bharat Gas change the prices of LPG. These changes were also seen in the month of July i.e. on 1st July. After which changes in prices will be seen on August 1 also. However, at present it is not clear whether the prices will increase or the prices will decrease.
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Prices increased several times from March to June
The war between Iran and US started in February. After which, for the first time, the prices of domestic gas cylinders were increased by Rs 60 on March 7. After which the price of gas cylinder in Delhi increased to Rs 913. So after this, once again on June 7, an increase of Rs 29 was seen in the domestic gas cylinder, after which its price became Rs 942. If seen, in the first six months of this year itself, there was an increase of Rs 89 in the prices of domestic gas cylinders.
Government became strict
Not only this, due to this war there was Hormuz Block, due to which clouds of crisis started looming over the movement of oil and gas. Due to which there was shortage of gas cylinders in India. During this war, the government showed strictness regarding this. After which many important decisions were taken regarding delivery, booking and subsidy of gas cylinders. So that consumers do not have to face problems. Meanwhile, now everyone’s eyes are on August 1, whether the prices of gas cylinders will increase on this day or the prices may also decrease.
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