This comes hours before Nirmala Sitharaman, the finance minister, delivers the Union Budget 2022.
Consumers may be relieved to know that a 19-kilogram commercial cylinder will cost Rs 1907 in Delhi starting today. In Delhi, the non-subsidized (14.2 kilogram) Indane residential cylinder will cost 899.50 rupees.
At the same time, Kolkata residents will receive a 14.2 kg household LPG cylinder for $926.
A non-subsidized LPG cylinder will cost the same in Mumbai as it does in Delhi, while it would cost 915.50 in Chennai.
This will bring some relief to restaurants, diners, tea shops, and other businesses that use the 19 kg cylinder the most.
Since October, the price of non-subsidized household LPG cylinders has remained unchanged. Since November, the prices of gasoline and diesel have remained steady.
Oil firms decreased the cost of a 19-kilogram commercial LPG cylinder by Rs 102.50 last month on January 1. For all Indian states and union territories, the LPG cylinder rate is updated monthly.
