Oil marketing companies have increased the prices of non-subsidised domestic LPG gas cylinders by 60 rupees across metropolitan cities in India. The price for a 14.2 kilogram gas cylinder in Delhi has risen from 853 rupees to 913 rupees.

In Mumbai, the new rates for LPG cylinders will be 912 rupees and 50 paise, while in Kolkata, the price has been set at 939 rupees. Chennai residents will now pay 928 rupees and 50 paise for the same cylinder.

Additionally, the prices of commercial LPG gas cylinders have seen a significant increase of 115 rupees. These revised prices have come into effect from today.

This price hike is attributed to increased energy prices due to the conflict in West Asia, which has impacted global oil markets and, consequently, domestic pricing.

It is worth noting that the price of domestic cooking gas was previously hiked by 60 rupees per cylinder on March 7, 2026, indicating a trend of rising costs in recent months.

As consumers adjust to these new rates, observers are closely monitoring the situation for any further changes in pricing, especially in light of ongoing geopolitical tensions that could affect energy supply and pricing in the future.

Details remain unconfirmed regarding the long-term implications of these price hikes on consumer behavior and market dynamics.

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Oil marketing companies have increased the prices of non-subsidised domestic LPG gas cylinders by 60 rupees across metropolitan cities in India. The new price for a 14.2 kilogram gas cylinder in Delhi has risen from 853 rupees to 913 rupees.

In Mumbai, the new rates for LPG cylinders will be 912 rupees and 50 paise, while in Kolkata, the price has been set at 939 rupees. Chennai residents will now pay 928 rupees and 50 paise for the same cylinder.

The rates of commercial LPG gas cylinders have also seen an increase, with prices rising by 115 rupees. These revised prices have come into effect from today, marking another significant change in the energy market.

This price hike is attributed to increased energy prices due to the conflict in West Asia, which has affected global oil markets. Such fluctuations have a direct impact on domestic consumers, who rely heavily on LPG for cooking and other household needs.

Previously, the price of domestic cooking gas was hiked by 60 rupees per cylinder on March 7, 2026, indicating a trend of rising costs in recent months. These adjustments in pricing reflect ongoing challenges in the energy sector and the broader economic landscape.

As consumers adjust to these new prices, observers are closely monitoring the situation to see if further hikes will occur in the near future. The impact of these changes on household budgets and consumer behavior remains to be seen.

Details remain unconfirmed regarding any potential future adjustments or government interventions to mitigate the effects of these price increases on consumers.

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