Domestic LPG cylinder prices in India increased by ₹60 this month, with the 14.2 kg cylinder now priced at ₹913 in New Delhi. Rates vary across major cities due to local taxes and distribution costs, though officials assure there is no supply shortage despite global energy uncertainties.
Current Price Update
On March 13, 2026, LPG prices saw a notable hike across India. The revision reflects global shipping challenges and energy market volatility. Domestic LPG remains subsidized for Ujjwala beneficiaries, while commercial cylinder rates are fully market-linked.
City-Wise Rates
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New Delhi: ₹913 for a 14.2 kg cylinder
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Mumbai: Around ₹920 per cylinder
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Chennai: Approximately ₹925 per cylinder
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Kolkata: Near ₹930 per cylinder
Prices differ slightly across states due to VAT and local levies, but the overall hike remains consistent nationwide.
Government Measures
Officials have assured that despite global supply chain disruptions, India’s LPG availability remains stable. Subsidies under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana continue to provide relief to eligible households, with ₹300 per cylinder credited directly to beneficiaries.
Market Impact
The price hike is expected to affect household budgets, particularly in urban centers. However, the government has emphasized that the increase is temporary and linked to international energy market fluctuations.
Key Highlights
Domestic LPG cylinder price in Delhi rises to ₹913
₹60 hike recorded in March 2026 across major cities
Subsidies continue for Ujjwala beneficiaries via DBT
Commercial LPG rates remain market-linked
Officials assure no supply shortage despite global challenges
Sources: The Economic Times, Daily Financial, College Simplified