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Commercial LPG Cylinder Prices Cut by Up to Rs 183 in Delhi; Domestic Rates Unchanged

Published on: 01 Jul 2026, 02:24 AM
Commercial LPG Cylinder Prices Cut by Up to Rs 183 in Delhi; Domestic Rates Unchanged

Indian Oil Corporation has reduced the price of 19 kg commercial LPG cylinders across the country, marking the first price cut for commercial LPG in 2026. The new rates took effect from July 1, 2026.

In Delhi, the price of a commercial cylinder has been reduced by Rs 183.50. Consumers in Patna will benefit from a reduction of Rs 173 per cylinder. The price revision applies uniformly across all regions where Indian Oil operates.

However, the price of the 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder remains unchanged for July 2026. Domestic LPG prices have been steady since the last revision earlier this year.

The reduction in commercial LPG prices is expected to provide relief to businesses such as restaurants, hotels, and industrial users who rely on bulk LPG supplies. The government has not commented on the reasons for the price cut, but it follows global trends in crude oil and LPG prices.

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