LPG Price 26 September 2026: Before booking gas cylinder, check the latest price, these are the new rates in other cities including Delhi-Mumbai.

New Delhi. Today there is relief news for common consumers planning kitchen budget and festive shopping. The country’s major government oil marketing companies—Indian Oil (IOCL), Bharat Petroleum (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum (HPCL)—have released the latest prices of LPG (LPG) today i.e. on 26 September 2026. Prices of 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinders remain stable in metro cities. Domestic gas cylinder is available at ₹ 942.00 in the capital Delhi and ₹ 941.50 in Mumbai. On the other hand, the rates for 19 kg commercial cylinders used by restaurants, hotels and dhaba operators have also been updated after review in various circles.

Government oil companies decide the prices of gas cylinders based on the rates of crude oil in the international market and the cost of imported liquefied gas. The retail price of a gas cylinder varies slightly from city to city due to differences in local VAT and transportation charges rates in different states of India. If you are also going to book a new cylinder today, then definitely check the latest rate list of your city.

The retail prices of 14.2 kg domestic and 19 kg commercial LPG cylinders today in the metros and major state headquarters of the country are as follows:

This question often arises in the minds of consumers as to why there is such a huge difference in the price of a 14.2 kg domestic cylinder and a 19 kg commercial cylinder. There are two main reasons behind this:

• Tax and Subsidy Structure: The Government of India imposes limited tax on domestic LPG to control the kitchen expenses of common households and also provides subsidy through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) directly into the bank accounts of targeted beneficiaries under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY).

• Commercial Tax Slab: No government subsidy is given on 19 kg blue commercial cylinders used in hotels, confectionaries, bakeries and commercial food establishments. Full commercial GST and input cost is added on these, due to which their prices fluctuate rapidly every month according to the international import parity price.

Targeted subsidy of ₹ 300 per domestic cylinder is being continued to crores of rural and economically weaker section families registered under the Central Government’s Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana. This means that while a typical consumer in Delhi gets a 14.2 kg refill for ₹942, beneficiaries linked to the Ujjwala scheme get the subsidy amount back in their bank accounts after delivery, effectively making the cylinder cheaper for them.

If your home gas cylinder is about to run out, there is no need to stand in long queues or go to the distributor’s office. Major oil companies have launched digital and smart booking services:

• Indane (Indian Oil): From your registered mobile number 8454955555 Give a missed call or write REFILL on WhatsApp 7588888824 send over.

• Bharat Gas (BPCL): From your registered number on WhatsApp 1800224344 Confirm the booking immediately by sending Hi or Book.

• HP Gas (HPCL): HP Gas consumers through their registered mobile number 9222201122 You can make booking by sending WhatsApp message.

• Discount on online payment: Many times the benefit of reward points and cashback is also available on payment through UPI (Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm) or mobile apps of the respective companies (IndianOil One, Hello BPCL, HP Pay).

Due to increase in demand during the festive season, gas agencies are advising customers to book refills 3 to 4 days in advance without waiting for the cylinder to be completely empty so that they can get delivery on time.