From October 1, 2024, oil marketing companies have raised the price of commercial LPG cylinders by Rs 48.50. The price hike will directly affect restaurants, hotels, and other small businesses that rely heavily on commercial LPG gas cylinders for daily operations.
In a move aimed at providing relief to consumers amid escalating fuel prices, the price of commercial liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) has been slashed. Scroll down to check the revised price.
Oil marketing companies have reduced prices for 19 kg commercial cylinders and 5 kg FTL (Free Trade LPG) cylinders, effective April 1, 2024, just before the Lok Sabha elections.
The government on Tuesday announced a Rs 200 per cylinder cut in prices of domestic cooking gas as it looked to counter the promise of cheaper LPG made by the Congress in upcoming Assembly elections in states such as Madhya Pradesh.
The government announced a Rs 200 per cylinder cut in prices of domestic cooking gas under the Ujjwala scheme.
LPG price hike: With this, the price of commercial LPG cylinders will be Rs 1,769. However, there would be no change in the prices for domestic LPG.
LPG price update: Prices of domestic cylinders will, however, continue to remain steady.On July 6, prices of domestic liquid petroleum gas cylinders weighing 14.2 kgs were raised by Rs 50 per unit.
After the revision of rates, a 14.2kg LPG cylinder will now cost Rs 1003 in Delhi. In Kolkata, the rates have been revised to Rs 1029 per cylinder, and in Chennai a cylinder will cost Rs 1018.5 after the rate hike.
Faced with rising LPG prices, tea workers of Assam's Jorhat are facing trouble in refilling cylinders due to low wages and are forced to burn firewood again.
Amid 21-day nationwide coronavirus lockdown, Indian Oil Corporation on Wednesday announced to slash the price of LPG cylinder after a huge fall in global crude prices over the past few weeks.
New Delhi, Nov 19: Already at the receiving end of political backlash after the petrol price revision, the government is not looking at raising prices for now of subsidised diesel, kerosene and cooking LPG despite
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