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New Delhi: There has been a change in the price of domestic LPG (LPG) cylinders from 1 February 2026. Oil marketing companies have increased the price of a 19 kg commercial cylinder by about Rs 49, making it now around Rs 1740.50 in Delhi. However, there has been no change in the price of domestic 14.2 kg cylinder. This may affect kitchen expenses and the budget of food industries.
Air Turbine Fuel (ATF) has been cut on February 1, which may provide possible relief to air passengers in fares. There may also be a revision in the prices of CNG, PNG and other fuels, which will affect the drivers and household expenses.
The government has planned to impose additional tax on pan-masala and tobacco products. Apart from GST, these products will come under the ambit of tax under 'Health and National Security Cess', due to which these goods can become expensive and put a burden on the pockets of common consumers.
The National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) has announced changes in FASTag rules. Now KYC process will not be mandatory while issuing FASTag for cars, jeeps and vans, which will make it easier for new users to get FASTag and simplify the procedures at toll plazas.
February is starting with many holidays, which will impact banking services. According to the list already released by the Reserve Bank, banks may remain closed for about 10 days in February. Due to this, check clearance, cash deposit and loan-related work may be affected.
All these changes are coming into effect from 1st February 2026 and common people can plan ahead keeping them in mind in their daily expenses, banking plans and travel plans. Along with this, the Union Budget 2026 to be presented on the same day can also bring significant changes in life and tax structure.