LPG Price 8 April 2025: From today, domestic LPG gas cylinder will be available in Delhi for Rs 853. The rate of LPG cylinder in Lucknow has become Rs 890.50, in Patna Rs 951, in Jaipur Rs 856.50 from today.
LPG Price 8 April 2025: From today, domestic LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) cylinder consumers will get a shock of Rs 50. In Delhi, from today i.e. 8 April, a 14.2 kg domestic LPG gas cylinder will be available for Rs 853 instead of Rs 803. In Kolkata, it has now become Rs 879. Earlier it was Rs 829. The price of LPG cylinder in Mumbai has now become Rs 852.50 instead of Rs 802.50. Whereas, in Chennai it will be available for Rs 858.50 instead of Rs 818.50.
Let us tell you that the price of domestic gas cylinder i.e. 14 kg LPG cylinder was changed on 1 August 2024, after that an increase was announced on 7 April and the latest rates have become effective from today.
See at what rate domestic LPG cylinder is available in which city
According to Indian Oil, the rate of LPG in Lucknow has become Rs 890.50 per cylinder from today. At the same time, the price of domestic LPG cylinder in Patna is Rs 951.00. The price of LPG cylinder in Jaipur has become Rs 856.50 today. The price of gas cylinder in Dehradun has become Rs 850.50.
In Himachal Pradesh’s capital Shimla, the price of cylinder has become Rs. 897.5, in Bhopal the price of cylinder has become Rs. 858.50. In Gujarat’s Gandhinagar today, the price of cylinder has reached Rs. 878.50, in Srinagar Rs. 969.00, in Indore Rs. 881.00, in South Andaman Rs. 929. From today, the price of 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder has become Rs. 852 in Dibrugarh, Rs. 985.50 in Kargil and Rs. 861 in Vishakhapatnam.
Why increased the price
Union Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Monday said, “The price of LPG cylinder will increase by Rs 50. For Ujjwala Yojana beneficiaries, it will increase from Rs 500 to Rs 550 and for others, it will increase from Rs 803 to Rs 853 in Delhi. This is a move that we will review later.”
Increase in excise duty on petrol and diesel
The Union Minister further said, “We review it every 2-3 weeks. So, the excise duty hike that you have seen will not be passed on to the consumers on petrol and diesel. The purpose of that excise duty hike is to compensate the oil marketing companies for the Rs 43,000 crore loss they have incurred on the gas side.”
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