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LPG Price 9 September 2026: What is the price of a 14.2 kg domestic cylinder? Check rates in major cities..
Shikha Saxena | September 9, 2026 1:15 PM CST

If you have run out of gas at home and are planning to book a cylinder today, there is some welcome news for you. There has been no change in the prices of domestic and commercial LPG cylinders on Wednesday, September 9. Consequently, customers will continue to get cylinders at the existing rates. As is the practice every month, oil companies have reviewed LPG prices. Thanks to the stability in domestic LPG prices, households will not face any additional financial burden for the time being. Similarly, commercial cylinder prices remain unchanged.

If you are planning to book a cylinder or wish to know the current LPG rates in your city, you can find the pricing details for major cities here. Below are the full details regarding the cost of domestic and commercial cylinders in major cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai.

City-wise Domestic and Commercial Gas Cylinder Rates

City    Domestic Cylinder (14.2 kg)    Commercial Cylinder (19 kg)
Delhi    ₹942.00    ₹2,747.50
Mumbai    ₹941.50    ₹2,701.00
Kolkata    ₹968.00    ₹2,884.00
Chennai    ₹957.50    ₹2,916.50
Bengaluru    ₹944.50    ₹2,831.00
Lucknow    ₹942.50    ₹2,755.00
Noida    ₹942.80    ₹2,760.00
Varanasi    ₹943.10    ₹2,757.00
Ranchi    ₹999.50    ₹2,933.00

Why do LPG cylinder prices change?

LPG prices depend on various international and economic factors. Fluctuations in global crude oil and natural gas prices, import costs, and the exchange rate between the Rupee and the US Dollar influence the price of gas cylinders. Oil companies adjust LPG prices from time to time, taking these factors into account.

What changes have been made to LPG booking rules?

Rules regarding LPG cylinder bookings in rural areas have recently been revised. Consumers living in villages will no longer have to wait 45 days to book another cylinder; they will be able to book a new one 25 days after their previous booking. However, there have been no changes to the rules for urban areas so far.

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