Commercial LPG Cylinder Prices Reduced Across India, Domestic Rates Unchanged
L'essentiel
- 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.
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Commercial LPG cylinder prices were reduced by up to Rs 209 from August 1, following a high-level meeting chaired by PM Modi to review India's preparedness regarding the West Asia conflict.
Commercial LPG cylinder prices have been reduced by up to Rs 209 from August 1, providing relief to restaurants, hotels and other businesses that depend on the fuel. The reduction applies only to 19-kg commercial LPG cylinders, while domestic cooking gas prices remain unchanged.
According to news agency ANI, citing sources, the price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder has been reduced by Rs 209 in Kolkata and Rs 202 in Delhi.
Following the latest revision, here are the prices in these cities and other major cities across India.
CityDomestic (14.2 kg)Commercial (19 kg)New DelhiRs 942.00Rs 2,728.00 (-202.00)KolkataRs 968.00Rs 2,872.50 (-209.00)MumbaiRs 941.50Rs 2,691.50 (-194.00)ChennaiRs 957.50Rs 2,906.00 (-200.00)GurgaonRs 950.50Rs 2,755.00 (-192.50)NoidaRs 939.50Rs 2,738.00 (-192.00)BengaluruRs 944.50Rs 2,821.00 (-200.00)BhubaneswarRs 968.00Rs 2,908.00 (-206.50)ChandigarhRs 951.50Rs 2,760.00 (-194.50)HyderabadRs 994.00Rs 2,985.00 (-206.00)JaipurRs 945.50Rs 2,765.50 (-192.00)LucknowRs 979.50Rs 2,860.50 (-192.00)PatnaRs 1,031.50Rs 3,018.00 (-209.00)ThiruvananthapuramRs 951.00Rs 2,774.00 (-197.50)
The latest price revision comes two days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a nearly two-hour high-level meeting with senior ministers and top officials to review India's preparedness in light of the escalating conflict in West Asia.
Questions ouvertes
- What specific factors led to the commercial LPG price reduction?
- How will the price reduction impact businesses' profitability?