Commercial LPG Cylinder Price Up ₹10 to ₹2,820 in Delhi From 1 November

The price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder in Delhi went up by ₹10 to ₹2,820 on Sunday, 1 November, after the monthly revision by state-owned oil marketing companies, according to reports by the Daily Pioneer and Earth News. The cylinder cost ₹2,810 from 1 October. Households are not affected: the 14.2-kg domestic cylinder stays at ₹942.

Restaurants and Small Eateries Pay More Again

The 19-kg cylinder is the one used by roadside eateries, canteens, hotels and small food businesses, so the rise reaches customers through menu prices rather than the household gas bill. Earth News reported that increases across the major metros range from ₹10 to ₹17 per cylinder. City-wise prices differ because of local taxes, and IPB has not found a full official table for all four metros.

Third Straight Monthly Increase

This is the third consecutive monthly rise in the commercial rate, Earth News reported. The 1 October revision had added ₹62.50, according to a pre-revision price guide published on 24 October by GoodReturns. IPB had listed the LPG review among the changes due from 1 November in its report on rule changes from 1 November.

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The domestic price has not moved since the last revision on 7 June 2026, GoodReturns reported, and it was expected to stay put in November.

Next Revision on 1 December

Oil companies reset commercial LPG rates at the start of each month, so the next change is due on 1 December. Domestic rates are revised separately and without a fixed date. For other price and rule changes, see IPB’s Daily Updates.

Source: Based on reporting by The Daily Pioneer, Earth News and GoodReturns.

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