LPG Price Today: Know the Latest Gas Cylinder Rates After The Recent Changes

New Delhi: Domestic gas cylinder prices in India have been revised recently. The LPG Cylinder Price is fluctuating from quite some time now. A lot of fluctuation has been witnessed in the LPG Price specially in the month of November.

But if you are willing to purchase the domestic gas cylinder, then you will be required to pay the same price as in November. Meanwhile, the rate of the commercial gas cylinders have changed December 1. Along with it the rate of the regular gas cylinders remained stable.

Here in the article we have listed all details related to the price of LPG cylinders in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai. So you will have no more confusion related to the price of the LPG cylinders.

What is the price of LPG Cylinders in Metro Cities?

The LPG cylinder price in the national capital i.e., Delhi, mainly the domestic gas cylinder is stable at Rs 853. Meanwhile, in Mumbai, which is known as the financial capital, the price of an LPG cylinder is around Rs 852. In Kolkata, the price of a regular gas cylinder is around Rs 879.

The price of LPG cylinder in Chennai is around Rs 868.50. Meanwhile, in Lucknow, the price of regular gas cylinder is Rs 890.50. In Varanasi, the price of a LPG gas cylinder is Rs 862.

Meanwhile, in Agra, the price of LPG gas cylinder is Rs 857.50. In Jaipur, the regular gas price is Rs 856.50. In Hyderabad, the price domestic gas cylinder is Rs 905.

What is the Commercial Gas Cylinder Rates?

The price of commercial gas cylinder is around Rs 1580.50. Meanwhile, in Mumbai, the price of a commercial gas cylinder is Rs 1531.50. In Kolkata, the price of a commercial gas cylinder is Rs 1684. In Lucknow, the price of a commercial gas cylinder is Rs 1703. Meanwhile, in Kanpur, the price of a commercial gas cylinder is Rs 1923.

Under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY), 25 lakh additional LPG connections were approved in September 2025 to further expand access to clean cooking fuel across the country.

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— Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG (@PetroleumMin) December 3, 2025