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The price of a 19-kg commercial Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinder has been reduced by Rs 24, and the change will take effect from June 1, the oil company said on Saturday. The retail price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder is now set at Rs 1,723.50 in Delhi.

LPG prices vary from city to city due to differences in local taxes and transportation costs.

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LPG Price List In Different Cities From June 1 

Bangalore: Rs 1,796.50 (down from Rs 1,820.50)

Bhubaneswar: Rs 1,868.00 (down from Rs 1,892.00)

Chandigarh: Rs 1,743.00 (down from Rs 1,767.00)

Jaipur: Rs 1,752.00 (down from Rs 1,776.00)

Kolkata: Rs 1,827.50 (down from Rs 1,851.50)

Mumbai: Rs 1,675.00 (down from Rs 1,699.00)

Noida: Rs 1,723.50 (down from Rs 1,747.50)

While the price of 19-kg cylinders has been revised, the cost of 14-kg commercial LPG cylinders remains unchanged.

Changes in the price of LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) cylinders are influenced by several key factors, both global and domestic, such as crude oil prices, exchange rates, and international LPG benchmark rates.

Earlier, on April 1, the price of commercial LPG cylinders was reduced by Rs 41. Oil companies regularly revise LPG prices based on global crude oil rates and other market factors. 

In the latest update, the prices of domestic LPG cylinders used for household cooking remain unchanged, while only the rates for commercial LPG cylinders have been adjusted.

LPG Use In India 

In India, approximately 90 percent of LPG is used for household cooking, while the remaining 10 percent is consumed in the commercial, industrial, and automotive sectors.

In March, the central government increased the price of domestic LPG cylinders by ₹50. This decision followed a rise in global crude oil prices triggered by tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump.

Crude Oil 

India’s pricing policy for domestically produced natural gas is linked to crude oil prices, with rates set at 10 percent of the average cost of the Indian crude basket. In May 2025, the average crude price fell to Dollar 64.5 per barrel,  the lowest level in over three years.

If crude oil prices remain stable around Dollar 65 per barrel, oil marketing companies are expected to see a 45 percent reduction in their LPG-related losses during the financial year 2026.

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Over the past decade, the number of domestic LPG users in India has doubled. As of April 1, 2025, there are approximately 33 crore consumers.