LPG cylinder price today in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and other metros

Domestic prices are IndianOil’s reference rates for each city; Bharatgas and HP Gas cash memos show the amount for your own connection. The commercial column reflects the 1 October 2026 revision.

Across the six metros, the gap between the cheapest and most expensive domestic cylinder is about ₹52. Mumbai is the cheapest at ₹941.50 and Hyderabad the most expensive at ₹994. Delhi sits close to Mumbai at ₹942.

The domestic rate rose twice this year, by the same amount in every city: ₹60 on 7 March and ₹29 on 7 June. Delhi went from ₹853 to ₹942, an increase of about 10% in three months. The same 7 March revision raised the 19 kg commercial cylinder by ₹115, according to All India Radio. Commercial prices are usually reviewed at the start of each month, and the ₹62.50 rise in Delhi on 1 October was the second monthly increase in a row.

Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) connections pay the same price at delivery and receive ₹300 per 14.2 kg refill as a direct benefit transfer to their bank account, pro rata for 5 kg cylinders. In Delhi that brings the effective cost of a refill down to about ₹642. About 10.33 crore PMUY connections had been issued by July 2025. The number of subsidised refills per year is set by the government for each financial year, so check the PMUY portal for the current limit.

The government says domestic LPG is sold below cost: the implied subsidy was around ₹210 per 14.2 kg cylinder in September 2026. Since 1 October 2026, a refill at this regulated price can be booked only after biometric Aadhaar authentication; see LPG e-KYC online.

Prices on news sites, including the ones above, are city references. The amount you actually owe is the one on your cash memo or the one fetched for your connection when you book.