LPG Rate Today on June 20: Today, on Saturday, June 20, the price of 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder is Rs 942 in different cities of the country. In the month of June, its price was increased by Rs 29 per cylinder. Similarly, the price of 19 kg commercial cylinder used in hotels, restaurants and dhabas was also increased from Rs 42 to Rs 53.50 this month. Earlier in May, a historic increase of Rs 993 had been made in the prices. With this, its price in Delhi has now reached Rs 3113.50 per cylinder.

City wise LPG cylinder price

City	domestic cylinder price	commercial cylinder price
Delhi	Rs 942.0	Rs 3113.5
Mumbai	Rs 941.5	Rs 3067.5
Kolkata	Rs 968.0	Rs 3256.0
Chennai	Rs 957.5	Rs 3283.0
Bengaluru	Rs 944.5	Rs 3198.0
Ahmedabad	Rs 949.0	Rs 3133.0
Lucknow	Rs 979.5	Rs 3236.0
Bhubaneswar	Rs 968.0	Rs 3290.5
Patna	Rs 1031.5	Rs 3400.5

Supply continues despite tension

Meanwhile, according to an update released by the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas on Thursday, about 1.47 crore domestic LPG cylinders were delivered in the last three days, while new bookings for about 1.36 crore cylinders were made during the same period. Despite disruptions in the supply chain due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, normal supply of cooking gas to households across the country continues.

People are advised not to make panic buying of petrol, diesel and LPG, beware of rumors and rely on government sources for correct information. LPG customers are requested to use the digital booking platform and avoid visiting the distributor. The statement issued by the government said, “All the refineries are working at full capacity with abundant stock of crude oil and adequate stock of petrol and diesel is also being maintained. Local production of LPG in the refineries has also been increased to meet the domestic consumption.”

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LPG Rate Today on June 19: LPG prices in India are decided by government oil marketing companies. The prices are changed every month. In this sequence, today on June 19, the price of 14.2 kg domestic gas cylinder in the country is Rs 942.00 in Delhi and Rs 941.50 in Mumbai. Similarly, the prices of 19 kg commercial cylinder in these cities are Rs 3113.50 and Rs 3067.50 respectively.

Check city wise rates

City	domestic cylinder price	commercial cylinder price
Delhi	Rs 942.0	Rs 3113.5
Mumbai	Rs 941.5	Rs 3067.5
Kolkata	Rs 968.0	Rs 3256.0
Chennai	Rs 957.5	Rs 3283.0
Bengaluru	Rs 944.5	Rs 3198.0
Ahmedabad	Rs 949.0	Rs 3133.0
Lucknow	Rs 979.5	Rs 3236.0
Bhubaneswar	Rs 968.0	Rs 3290.5
Patna	Rs 1031.5	Rs 3400.5

By when can prices be reduced?

Recently, on June 7, government oil companies had increased the price of domestic gas cylinder by Rs 29. Earlier in March also the price was increased by Rs 60. Similarly, in the month of May, there was a historic increase of Rs 993 in the price of commercial cylinder. After this, the price was increased again by Rs 42 on June 1.

It is obvious that this has had a deep impact on the budget of the country’s consumers. Meanwhile, after the peace agreement between Iran and America and the opening of Hormuz, people are also waiting for the price of gas cylinder to be reduced. However, there is little possibility of immediate relief in prices.

losses to oil companies

It has already been told by the Petroleum Ministry that the prices of domestic gas have been kept much below the actual market cost. The cost of importing LPG and then refilling it and delivering it to your home comes to around Rs 1600 per cylinder, while oil companies are selling it to common consumers at Rs 942 and themselves are incurring a loss of Rs 700 per cylinder. Its recovery may take some time. It is possible that after the review meeting on July 1, some reduction in prices may be announced due to the fall in crude oil prices.

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LPG Rate Today on June 16: The recent increase in LPG prices has had an impact on the budget of Indian families. On June 7, the price of 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder in Delhi was directly increased by Rs 29 from Rs 913 to Rs 942. This was the second increase in the last three months. Earlier in March, the prices were increased by Rs 60 per cylinder.

In this sequence, the rates of commercial cylinders have also been increased significantly. The government also decided to reduce the number of subsidized cylinders annually provided to the beneficiaries of Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana from nine to four. The government said that it is working to strengthen the fuel reserve and manage the domestic supply as well as to protect consumers from difficulties.

Will gas cylinder become cheaper now?

With the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, there is every possibility that LPG gas cylinders will become cheaper in the coming days. However, consumers will have to wait a little for this. Experts say that after the opening of Hormuz, it will take time for ship traffic to become completely normal. Then it may take at least 40-50 days to remove the sea mines laid in view of the war.

After the decline in prices in the international market, government oil companies in India will review the situation. Only after that something is said. However, expectations are being raised that in the next monthly review on July 1, 2026, some big announcement can be made regarding LPG prices.

City wise LPG cylinder prices

City	domestic cylinder price	commercial cylinder price
Delhi	Rs 942.0	Rs 3113.5
Mumbai	Rs 941.5	Rs 3067.5
Kolkata	Rs 968.0	Rs 3256.0
Chennai	Rs 957.5	Rs 3283.0
Jaipur	Rs 945.5	Rs 3141.0
Noida/Ghaziabad	Rs 939.50	Rs 3113.50
Patna	Rs 1031.5	Rs 3400.5
Bhubaneswar	Rs 968.0	Rs 3290.5
Chandigarh	Rs 951.5	Rs 3136.0

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LPG Rate Today on June 15: Today on Monday, there has been no change in the prices of gas cylinders across the country. The country’s oil marketing companies (OMCs) have decided to keep its rates stable. With this, today the price of 14.2 kg domestic LPG in Delhi is Rs 942. After the recent increase of domestic cylinder prices by Rs 29, new rates have been implemented. Prices vary slightly due to local taxes (VAT) and freight charges in different states.

City wise LPG prices

City	domestic cylinder price	commercial cylinder price
Delhi	Rs 942.0	Rs 3113.5
Mumbai	Rs 941.5	Rs 3067.5
Kolkata	Rs 968.0	Rs 3256.0
Chennai	Rs 957.5	Rs 3283.0
Jaipur	Rs 945.5	Rs 3141.0
Noida/Ghaziabad	Rs 939.50	Rs 3113.50
Patna	Rs 1031.5	Rs 3400.5
Shillong	Rs 1009.0	Rs 3378.5
Srinagar	Rs 1058.0	Rs 3420.0

Why are prices increasing?

According to the government and oil companies, this increase in LPG prices is due to rising costs in the international market and increasing financial pressure on oil marketing companies. Reports show that despite the increase in prices, companies are incurring losses on domestic LPG cylinders.

From June 1, the price of 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder has also been increased from Rs 42 to Rs 54. This is affecting the operating costs of hotels, restaurants and small businesses. LPG cylinder prices are decided at the beginning of every month. Consumers can check the latest rates for their city through the websites or mobile apps of Indane, Bharat Gas and HP Gas.

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LPG Rate Today on June 14: Today on Sunday, the prices of 14.2 kg domestic LPG gas cylinder in India are stable. There has also been no change in the rate of 19 kg commercial cylinder. The general public of the country got a big shock when the price of 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder was increased by Rs 29 from June 7. The government has increased the prices of LPG due to increasing tension in West Asia and fears of supply disruption in the Middle East. The prices of commercial gas cylinders have also been increased by about Rs 42-54 in the beginning of this month.

city ​​gas cylinder price today

City	domestic cylinder price	commercial cylinder price
Delhi	Rs 942.0	Rs 3113.5
Mumbai	Rs 941.5	Rs 3067.5
Kolkata	Rs 968.0	Rs 3256.0
Chennai	Rs 957.5	Rs 3283.0
Jaipur	Rs 945.5	Rs 3141.0
Lucknow	Rs 979.5	Rs 3236.0
Patna	Rs 1031.5	Rs 3400.5
Amritsar	Rs 983.0	Rs 3220.0
Guwahati	Rs 991.0	Rs 3348.0

How are LPG prices decided?

LPG prices in India depend on international crude oil prices and the position of the rupee against the US dollar. Meanwhile, amidst the rising prices of gas cylinders in the country, the beneficiaries covered under Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) get a direct subsidy of Rs 300 from the government. Because of this, the cylinder which is Rs 942 for the general public, comes to around Rs 642 after deducting the subsidy for Ujjwala beneficiaries.

How to check price?

You can find out the rate from your gas company online or through the app while sitting at home. If you want, you can go to the official website of Mylpg.in. Here you can see the latest rates of your city by clicking on the link of your gas supplier (HP Gas, Indane or Bharat Gas). Or you can take the help of mobile apps like IndianOil One for Indane, HP Pay for HP Gas and Hello BPCL for Bharat Gas. You can ask for the rate by calling your nearest gas dealer or agency directly or by visiting their office.

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LPG Rate Today on June 13: After increasing the prices on June 7 (Saturday) last week, the prices of domestic and commercial Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinders remained stable on Saturday, June 13.

The prices of domestic LPG cylinders in India have been increased by Rs 29. This is the second increase in three months. Earlier on March 7, the prices were increased by Rs 60. Apart from this, after the recent change in the prices of 19-kg cylinder, the price of commercial cylinder has been increased by about Rs 42. Due to problems in energy supply across the world, the prices of commercial LPG cylinders were changed for the fourth time on June 1.

City wise LPG prices

City	domestic cylinder price	commercial cylinder price
Delhi	Rs 942.0	Rs 3113.5
Mumbai	Rs 941.5	Rs 3067.5
Kolkata	Rs 968.0	Rs 3256.0
Chennai	Rs 957.5	Rs 3283.0
Jaipur	Rs 945.5	Rs 3141.0
Lucknow	Rs 979.5	Rs 3236.0
Patna	Rs 1031.5	Rs 3400.5
Bhopal	Rs 947.5	Rs 3119.0
port blair	Rs 1018.0	Rs 3544.0

Effect of war in Iran on LPG prices

According to data from the Oil Ministry’s Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell (PPAC), LPG consumption has declined by 20% to 2.13 million tonnes this year. It is noteworthy that 90% of the LPG supply in India comes from imports, which is mostly sourced from the Middle East.

Due to supply chain disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, pressure on international fuel prices has increased. Through the recent changes in the prices of petrol, diesel and LPG, the government has passed on some of the price pressure to consumers. Government oil marketing companies (OMCs) are incurring huge losses on the sale of every cylinder to protect consumers from fluctuations in oil prices due to the war.

Cheapest LPG in India

Recently, despite increasing the prices of 14.2-kg LPG cylinders for the second time in June, the central government claimed that cooking gas prices in India are the lowest in the world. The government said in a statement that due to the rise in international prices after the war, the cost of supply of domestic LPG cylinder has increased to more than Rs 1600.

The government also said that before the recent change in prices, OMCs were incurring a loss of about Rs 703 on selling every LPG cylinder. According to Praveen Mal Khanuja, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, the government is giving a subsidy of about Rs 700 to non-Ujjwala customers and Rs 1000 to Ujjwala beneficiaries. He stressed that based on the Saudi Contract Price (CP), the actual cost of a 14.2 kg cylinder is more than Rs 1600, but customers pay Rs 942.

Calling the recent change in prices a “very minor increase” compared to the loss (under-recovery) of Rs 700, Khanuja said the increase of Rs 29 means Rs 1 per day and for a family that uses 12 cylinders in a year, the expenditure is ’20 paise per day per family member’. The cost of LPG import in India is linked to Saudi CP, which is the global benchmark for this fuel. According to PTI report, this benchmark has increased by about 46% after the war affected the supply from the Strait of Hormuz.

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LPG Price Today on June 10: In India, domestic LPG cylinder prices have been increased by Rs 29 per unit from June 7, taking the price of a 14.2-kg cooking gas cylinder to Rs 942 in Delhi and Rs 968 in Kolkata. This is the second time in less than three months that prices have been increased as oil marketing companies are incurring huge losses on the sale of every cylinder.

Earlier on March 7, the price of cylinder was increased by Rs 60. Overall, since the start of the war in Iran, the price of domestic cooking gas has increased by a total of Rs 89. Despite these continuous increases, the government says that consumers of all categories are still receiving huge subsidies compared to the actual cost of supply.

City wise LPG cylinder prices

City	price of domestic gas cylinder	commercial gas cylinder price
Delhi	Rs 942.0	Rs 3113.5
Mumbai	Rs 941.5	Rs 3067.5
Kolkata	Rs 968.0	Rs 3256.0
Chennai	Rs 957.5	Rs 3283.0
Bengaluru	Rs 944.5	Rs 3198.0
Gangtok	Rs 1094.5	Rs 3631.5
Goa Panaji	Rs 956.0	Rs 3188.0
Guwahati	Rs 991.0	Rs 3348.0
Itanagar	Rs 1007.5	Rs 3379.5

Public is getting indirect subsidy

In a press briefing held between the ministries on Monday, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Praveen Mal Khanuja said that the change of Rs 29 should be seen in the context of the huge indirect subsidy that the customers are continuously getting.

Khanuja said, “Whether I am a Ujjwala customer or a non-Ujjwala customer, I am getting a cylinder worth Rs 1600 for Rs 942, even if I am a non-Ujjwala customer. So, this is also an indirect subsidy for the customer. Apart from this, Ujjwala customers get Rs 300 more, so overall if you see, they are getting a benefit of Rs 1000. Non-Ujjwala customers are also getting the benefit of Rs 700 per cylinder.”

The actual price of a 14.2 kg cylinder based on the Saudi contract price is currently more than Rs 1600, making the difference between the market rate and the price received by the customer huge by any standard.

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LPG Gas Supply through Hormuz: The US and Israeli attacks on Iran started on February 28, 2026. After this, Iran retaliated by announcing a blockade on this route. This route is important for the supply of about 20 percent of the world’s oil and natural gas. The disruption disrupted international energy markets and forced governments and shipping companies to develop new strategies to keep trade running.

This matter was very important for India, which It is largely dependent on this waterway for its energy needs. from india About 30 percent of crude oil and about 70 percent of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) come through this route. However, the situation worsened Despite this, India has been successful in maintaining continuous movement of ships through this area.

Are Indian ships stranded in Hormuz?

When tensions escalated in late February and restrictions were imposed on Hormuz, 36 to 38 Indian-flagged commercial ships were either stranded in the Gulf area or around the Strait of Hormuz. There were more than 1,100 Indian sailors on these ships. Many ships were loaded with essential goods related to India’s energy needs and commercial supply chain. Some other ships were waiting to carry goods essential for industrial production and domestic consumption.

According to government data, around 23 to 25 Indian flagged ships have successfully exited Hormuz since mid-March. As of the end of May, only 13 Indian-flagged ships are reported to be remaining in the Gulf or in the strait area. The government is conducting a high-priority emergency operation to rescue them safely.

Is there gas shortage in India?

According to the official statement of the Government and the Petroleum Ministry, the supply of domestic cylinders in the country is completely normal and safe. To reduce dependence on Hormuz, oil refineries within the country are working at their maximum capacity. With this, daily LPG production has increased to 50000 metric tons, which is meeting more than 60% of the total requirement of the country.

While assuring the countrymen, Union Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has clearly said, “There is no shortage of LPG cylinders in the country for domestic consumers and the gas supply is completely normal.” There is no need for citizens to panic in any way.

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LPG Cylinder Price Today on June 7: The common man across the country again got a big shock when government fuel companies increased the price of 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder by Rs 29. This means that common consumers across India will once again have to pay more for cooking gas.

After this increase in prices, its price in Delhi has increased from Rs 913 to Rs 942 per cylinder. The new prices have come into effect from June 7. This increase in prices has happened just three months after the last price increase. Last March 7, the prices of domestic LPG cylinders were increased by Rs 60. Now with another increase, customers will have to spend more every month for an important household item.

City wise new price of domestic cylinder

City	old price	new price
Delhi	Rs 913.00	Rs 942.00
Patna	Rs 1002.50	Rs 1031.50
Hyderabad	Rs 967.00	Rs 996.00
Lucknow	Rs 951.00	Rs 980.00
Kolkata	Rs 939.00	Rs 968.00
Chennai	Rs 928.50	Rs 957.50
Jaipur	Rs 916.50	Rs 945.50
Mumbai	Rs 912.50	Rs 941.50
Bengaluru	Rs 915.50	no changes

Why was the price increased?

• The ongoing tension in the Middle East has caused damage to the global oil and gas supply chain. This has affected international benchmark prices.
• Government oil companies like Indian Oil (IOCL), Bharat Petroleum (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum (HPCL) were selling domestic gas below cost for a long time. According to sources, this increase has been made to partially compensate for their under-recovery.
• Earlier on June 1, the price of commercial cylinder was increased by Rs 42. This was increased by Rs 993 in May also. Just six days after it became expensive in June, this burden has now been passed on to domestic consumers as well.

What is the stance of the government?

At a briefing between ministries on Thursday, Sujata Sharma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, said the government has taken several steps to ensure adequate availability of LPG, including increasing domestic production and ensuring imports.

Meanwhile, while answering media questions, Sharma said, “As far as ‘under-recovery’ (difference between cost and selling price) on domestic cooking LPG cylinder is concerned, it is still in the range of around Rs 700.”

Sharma cited several reasons for the recent decline in LPG demand, including lower consumption by commercial and industrial users, better booking cycles and technology-based delivery authentication. “The decline has come because commercial and industrial LPG consumption has come down and the second reason is the booking period which we have managed – i.e. 25 days and 45 days and the third reason is related to DAC (delivery authentication code),” he said. There is delivery.”

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LPG Price Hike: The prices of domestic LPG cylinders have been increased by Rs 29. This may spoil the kitchen budget of lakhs of families in the country. This is the second time in the last three months that prices have been increased as government fuel retailers have to cope with rising global energy prices. The new prices have come into effect from today, June 7.

After this new increase in the prices of domestic LPG, the price of 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder in Delhi has increased from Rs 913 to Rs 942. Earlier also, an increase of Rs 60 per cylinder was made on March 7, when due to conflict in West Asia, there was disruption in global energy supply and international fuel prices increased.

How expensive has LPG become so far?

After the war in Iran, the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and the turmoil in the international market, commercial cylinders have become costlier by up to Rs 1422, domestic cylinders by Rs 89 and small cylinders of 5 kg by Rs 11. Oil companies have made huge gains in the last few months as global supply has been affected by the war.

Record breaking increase in commercial cylinder rates

Before the war started in Iran, the price of commercial cylinder in the country (till January) was Rs 1691.50. First of all, there was a record increase of Rs 993 in lump sum in May. Then on June 7 the rate was increased by Rs 42. This means that since February, commercial cylinders have become costlier by Rs 1422 (about 84%). Due to this, the operations of business establishments, hotels and dhabas have been damaged. Many restaurants have also been temporarily closed due to this.

How much has the price of domestic cylinder increased?

Before the crisis, the price of 14.2 kg domestic LPG gas cylinder in the country was Rs 853.00. First the price was increased by Rs 60 on March 7 and today on June 7 it was increased again by Rs 29. With this, domestic cylinder has become costlier by Rs 89 since the war in Iran.

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