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Price Hike From 1st September 2026 | Price Hike From Today: As you all know that the month of August has ended and now the month of September has started. While the page of the calendar changed today, many such big changes took place across the country which will change your everyday life. Let us tell you that these are such changes which will have a direct impact on your pocket. From your kitchen to your monthly budget, many things are going to change. While some changes may provide relief, some may increase expenses. Let’s take a look at these changes.

Petrol and diesel prices

Let us tell you that oil companies release new rates of petrol and diesel every day, but the change in prices on the first of the month is especially important for the general public. Government companies like Indian Oil and Bharat Petroleum and private companies like Nayara Energy often make major changes in prices on the first day of the month. The prices of petrol and diesel have increased several times in recent months, but there is no guarantee of price increase every month.

Will the price of LPG cylinder increase?

In the beginning of September, LPG customers got a shock, because oil marketing companies have increased the prices of LPG cylinders. According to IOCL, the price of 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder has increased by ₹ 9.50. However, it is a matter of relief for domestic customers that there has been no increase in the prices of 14.2 kg domestic gas cylinder.

Is it easy or difficult to buy a car?

At the same time, if you are planning to buy a car this month i.e. in September, then this may prove to be difficult for you. Because from today, September 1, Tata and Hyundai cars are going to become expensive. According to the companies’ announcements, Tata Motors is increasing the prices of all its car and SUV models by up to ₹ 25,000. Hyundai has also announced to increase the prices of its vehicles.

Prices increased on milk also

The budget of households in Mumbai is going to increase this month, and the reason for this could be ‘milk’. Milk prices in Mumbai may increase by ₹9, not just ₹1, ₹2 or ₹5. Here we are talking about loose milk directly obtained from the dairy, not packaged milk; The price of such milk will increase by ₹ 9 per liter.

Property expensive in Faridabad

Sir, not only this, from today onwards property will not be available at low prices in Faridabad (NCR), let us tell you that the burden of property tax and sewerage/water bills is going to increase. According to the government notification, tax payers will now have to pay more tax than before. Property tax will now be calculated on the basis of ‘collector rate’. This means that if two colonies have different collector rates, houses of the same size will be taxed differently; In areas where collector rates are higher, property tax will also be higher. There has also been a change in the water rate, which has increased by almost 200%.

Easy travel for international travelers

Also, for your information, let us tell you that the immigration process at the airport has become easier for the passengers going abroad. From today, September 1, international travelers will not be required to physically stamp their boarding passes during immigration clearance. The Bureau of Immigration has made this change to make the process faster and more convenient. Air passengers can now simply show their electronic boarding pass on their mobile phone or a printed copy of the same.

ITR deadline is over

The deadline for filing Income Tax Return (ITR) for unaudited businesses and professionals has ended. The deadline for unaudited taxpayers with business or professional income was August 31; Now penalty will be imposed. Late return for assessment year 2026-27 can be filed till December 31, 2026, but penalty will have to be paid for it. Late filing fees can range between ₹1,000 to ₹5,000. It is worth noting that the ITR deadline for general taxpayers was 31st July.