LPG Rate Today: You can find complete information on whether the price of LPG cylinders has increased or decreased today. Domestic and commercial gas cylinder prices are available here.

LPG Price Today, 28 May 2026: Nowadays, some rate or the other increases every morning across the country. Sometimes the prices of gold- silver , petrol-diesel, sometimes the prices of milk are increasing. But today, 28 May 2026, Thursday, there is no movement in the price of LPG gas cylinder. Let us tell you that in Delhi, a 14.2 kg domestic cylinder is available for Rs 913, whereas the price of a 19 kg commercial cylinder has increased to Rs 3071.50. Now, you can find out here how much you will get for both these cylinders today. The complete rate list of domestic and commercial LPG cylinders is available here.

Price of domestic 14 kg gas cylinder-

New Delhi - ₹913.00
Kolkata - ₹939.00
Mumbai - ₹912.50
Chennai - ₹928.50
Gurugram - ₹921.50
Noida - ₹910.50
Bengaluru - ₹915.50
Bhubaneswar - ₹939.00
Chandigarh - ₹922.50
Hyderabad - ₹965.00
Jaipur - ₹916.50
Lucknow - ₹950.50
Patna - ₹1,002.50
Thiruvananthapuram - ₹922.00

Price of a commercial 19 kg gas cylinder-

New Delhi - ₹3,071.50
Kolkata - ₹3,202.00
Mumbai - ₹3,024.00
Chennai - : ₹3,237.00
Gurugram - ₹3,088.00
Noida - ₹3,071.50
Bengaluru - ₹3,152.00
Bhubaneswar - ₹3,238.00
Chandigarh - ₹3,092.50
Hyderabad - ₹3,315.00
Jaipur - ₹3,099.00
Lucknow - ₹3,194.00
Patna - ₹3,346.50
Thiruvananthapuram - ₹3,106.00

Will gas cylinder prices rise?
Domestic gas cylinder prices remain unchanged at present, but fluctuations in international crude oil prices and the West Asia crisis have prompted state-owned oil marketing companies like IOCL, BPCL, and HPCL to review LPG prices on the first of every month. If international crude oil and gas prices continue to rise or supplies are disrupted, pressure on oil companies will increase, potentially affecting domestic cylinder prices in the coming months, such as June 2026.

Why is LPG used for cooking?
The primary reason for its widespread use is that it can be easily liquefied under low pressure. This allows large quantities of the gas to be stored in compact steel cylinders. Burning doesn't produce soot, making it easier to clean utensils, and storing it doesn't require a particularly sturdy container.