Check the latest cooking gas prices: LPG cylinder rates revised on 1st April

Today, on the first day of fiscal year 2024, the Indian government has revised the prices of LPG gas cylinders. However, the reduction of rates is only for commercial gas cylinder users, where the prices have been slashed by around ₹92. The rates of 14.2 kg gas cylinders for domestic customers remain unchanged from last month, where the Centre had raised the prices by ₹50.

The price of a 19 kg commercial gas cylinder in Chennai has decreased by Rs. 76. Last March, the price of a commercial gas cylinder was Rs. 2,268, but on the first day of April, the price has decreased to Rs. 2,192.50.

Notably, in March, the government had raised the prices of commercial gas cylinders by ₹350, but now on April 1st, there has been a reduction of ₹92. The prices of Indane gas cylinders (19 kg cylinder) vary across cities, with Delhi having the lowest rate of ₹2028 and Chennai having the highest rate of ₹2192.50.

For domestic gas cylinders, the prices range from ₹1,103 in Delhi to ₹1,340 in Leh, with most cities having a rate of around ₹1,100 to ₹1,200. It`s important to note that unlike domestic LPG cylinders, the rates of commercial gas cylinders keep fluctuating.

Over the past year, the rates of commercial gas cylinders have been reduced by only ₹225 in Delhi. With the new revisions, commercial gas users can now expect to pay less for their cooking gas. However, for domestic customers, the rates remain unchanged, and they will continue to pay the same as last month.

• Delhi: ₹2028
• Kolkata: ₹2132
• Mumbai: ₹1980
• Chennai: ₹2192.50

• Srinagar: ₹1,219
• Delhi: 1,103
• Patna: 1,202
• Leh: 1,340
• Aizawl: 1255
• Andaman: 1179
• Ahmedabad: 1110
• Bhopal: 1118.5
• Jaipur: 1116.5
• Bangalore: 1115.5
• Mumbai: 1112.5
• Kanyakumari: 1187
• Ranchi: 1160.5
• Shimla: 1147.5
• Dibrugarh: 1145
• Lucknow: 1140.5
• Udaipur: 1132.5
• Indore: 1131
• Kolkata: 1129
• Dehradun: 1122
• Visakhapatnam: 1111
• Chennai: 1118.5
• Agra: 1115.5
• Chandigarh: 1112.5