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- The prices of petrol and diesel increased, the price of LPG cylinder remained stable.
- Petrol and diesel prices increased for the fourth time in the last 10 days.
- No increase in domestic LPG cylinder prices since March.
- The prices of commercial LPG cylinders had increased in the beginning of May.
LPG Cylinder Price Today on May 25: The prices of petrol and diesel in the country have been increased again today. Today the price per liter has been increased by Rs 2.71. Today, this is the fourth increase in rates in the last 10 days. Before this, on 15th May it was increased by about 3 rupees, then on 19th May it was increased by about 90 paise, on 23rd May again by about 90 paise and now on 25th May once again a big increase has been made. Meanwhile, LPG consumers are relieved as there was no change in LPG prices across the country even today. The rates remain stable at the previous level.
City wise LPG price
| City | price of domestic gas cylinder | commercial gas cylinder price |
| Delhi | Rs 913.0 | Rs 3071.5 |
| Mumbai | Rs 912.5 | Rs 3024.0 |
| Kolkata | Rs 939.0 | Rs 3202.5 |
| Bengaluru | Rs 915.5 | Rs 3152.0 |
| Chennai | Rs 928.5 | Rs 3237.0 |
| Jaipur | Rs 916.5 | Rs 3099.0 |
| Lucknow | Rs 950.5 | Rs 3194.0 |
| Patna | Rs 1002.5 | Rs 3347.0 |
| Bhopal | Rs 918.5 | Rs 3077.0 |
The price increased for the last time in March
Domestic cylinder prices were last increased by Rs 60 on March 7, 2026. There has been no increase in prices since then. This decision to keep domestic cooking gas prices stable has come at a time when global crude oil and LPG markets remain volatile amid fears of supply disruptions due to tensions in West Asia. International benchmark prices of liquefied petroleum gas have seen volatility in recent weeks amid concerns over shipping routes on the Strait of Hormuz.
Commercial sector hit
Meanwhile, the commercial sector has faced the biggest impact of rising prices as the price of 19-kg LPG cylinders was increased by more than Rs 900 on the first of May. However, prices have remained largely stable since then. According to reports, state-owned oil companies like Indian Oil Corporation, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum are themselves bearing some of the losses on domestic LPG sales due to the rise in global prices.
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