Commercial 19-kg LPG cylinder prices have been reduced by up to Rs 209 across major Indian cities from August 1, offering relief to businesses like restaurants and hotels. Domestic cooking gas prices for households remain unchanged.
Commercial LPG cylinder prices have been reduced by Rs 202 in Delhi (to Rs 2,728) and Rs 209 in Kolkata (to Rs 2,872.50) for 19-kg cylinders, effective August 1, providing relief to LPG-dependent businesses like restaurants and hotels.
Commercial LPG cylinder prices in India have dropped by Rs 183.50 effective July 1. The 19-kg cylinder now costs Rs 2,930 in Delhi, offering relief to businesses.
India's public sector oil companies have reduced Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) prices for international flights by nearly 27%, while increasing commercial LPG cylinder prices by Rs 42. ATF for international airlines now costs $1,103 per kilolitre.
Rahul Gandhi has sharply criticized the Centre over rising inflation, highlighting a significant Rs 993 jump in commercial LPG cylinder prices in a single day. He warned that this surge, amounting to an 81% increase over three months, will heavily impact small businesses and household expenses, predicting further hikes in petrol and diesel prices.
