With May nearing its end, Indian households may receive a welcome surprise in June. As per recent reports, LPG cylinder prices could drop by ₹30 to ₹40 starting June 1, offering significant relief amid ongoing inflation.
Although there's been no official announcement from oil marketing companies yet, speculation is strong that a price cut on domestic LPG cylinders is on the horizon. If implemented, this could serve as a much-needed financial breather for millions of households across India.
🔽 Expected Price Cut for Domestic LPG Cylinders
Earlier this month, on May 1, the prices of commercial LPG cylinders were reduced in several cities, sparking optimism among consumers. Now, it is being speculated that domestic LPG cylinders may also see a price drop of ₹30 to ₹40.
If this happens, it will be the first reduction in domestic cylinder rates in recent months, especially when inflation continues to weigh heavily on household budgets.
💰 Current LPG Cylinder Prices in Major Cities (May 2025)
Here’s a look at the current domestic LPG cylinder prices in some key Indian cities:
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Delhi: ₹853
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Mumbai: ₹852.50
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Bengaluru: ₹855.50
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Hyderabad: ₹905
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Pune: ₹856
Prices have remained stable throughout May, but with the upcoming monthly revision, rates are expected to decrease.
📅 Price Revisions Occur on the 1st of Every Month
As per standard practice, oil companies revise LPG prices on the 1st of every month. On May 1, 2025, commercial LPG prices were reduced, but there was no change in domestic cylinder rates.
This time, June 1 could bring positive news for the average consumer, especially with speculation suggesting a potential ₹30–₹40 reduction in household LPG prices.
📢 Final Take
While the price drop hasn't been confirmed officially yet, multiple media reports suggest that a reduction is highly likely. Consumers are eagerly waiting for June 1, when the official LPG price list will be released.
Stay tuned for the latest updates, as a cut in LPG cylinder prices could offer welcome relief amid rising living costs.
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