LPG Price Hike 2026: Domestic gas price reaches ₹913, commercial gas also increases by ₹115
LPG Price Hike 2026: You hadn't even had your morning tea ready when news arrived that LPG had become more expensive. If you were thinking of saving some money this month, change your plans. On Saturday morning, March 7, 2026, LPG prices across the country saw a massive jump. The price of LPG cylinders has suddenly risen, and this increase is so significant that it could disrupt your monthly budget. The government has increased the prices of both domestic and commercial cylinders. What is the whole matter? Let's understand.
Will it have a direct impact on your pocket?
Yes, the price of a 14.2 kg domestic gas cylinder has been increased by Rs 60 from today. According to an ANI report, the cylinder, which was previously available for Rs 853, will now cost Rs 913. This increase is a major blow to the common man, as this is the first price change since April 2025.
Will food in hotels and restaurants become more expensive?
Not only the kitchen at home, but eating out may also become more expensive. The price of a 19 kg commercial cylinder has increased by a significant Rs 115. Now, a commercial cylinder will be available for Rs 1883. This will directly impact small businesses, hotel and restaurant owners.
New rates in major cities (LPG Prices):
| Delhi | ₹913.00 | ₹1883.00 |
| Mumbai | ₹912.50 | ₹1835.00 |
| Kolkata | ₹1030.00 | ₹1990.00 |
| Chennai | ₹928.50 | ₹2043.50 |
Is there going to be a gas shortage in the country?
With the price increase, reports of shortages began circulating on social media. However, Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has clarified that there is no energy shortage in the country. He assured that the government is fully prepared to provide affordable and sustainable energy. Indian Oil has also clearly stated that petrol and diesel stocks are sufficient, so there is no need to panic or make panic bookings.
Where is all this oil and gas coming from?
India is no longer dependent on just one or two countries. India is importing large quantities of crude oil from Russia. Furthermore, for the first time, large quantities of LPG have begun arriving in India from the United States.