November LPG rate cut: Commercial cylinder prices cut up to Rs 6.5; domestic unchanged since April

19-kg commercial LPG cylinder becomes cheaper across metros; 14.2-kg domestic price steady since April

Restaurants, hotels and small businesses will see a slight relief on fuel costs this month as state-run oil marketing companies have cut commercial LPG cylinder prices by Rs 4.5 – 6.5 effective November 1, 2025.

According to a notification by the companies, the revised prices apply to 19-kg commercial LPG cylinders, while domestic 14.2-kg cylinder prices remain unchanged for the seventh straight month.

City-wise LPG rates for November 2025

Here’s how the new prices look across major metros:

Delhi: Down Rs 5 to Rs 1,590.5 per 19-kg cylinder (earlier Rs 1,595.5).

Mumbai: Down Rs 5 to Rs 1,542 (earlier Rs 1,547).

Kolkata: Down Rs 6.5 to Rs 1,694 (earlier Rs 1,700.5).

Chennai: Down Rs 4.5 to Rs 1,750 (earlier Rs 1,754.5).

The November reduction follows an October hike, when prices were raised by about Rs 15–16.5 per cylinder across metros.

Domestic LPG prices unchanged since April

There’s no change in the 14.2-kg domestic cylinder price, which has stayed stable since April 2025.

Delhi: Rs 853

Mumbai: Rs 852.50

Kolkata: Rs 879

Chennai: Rs 868.50

How to get a new LPG connection

Consumers seeking a fresh LPG connection can apply online or through their nearest distributor of Indane, Bharat Gas or HP Gas.

Step-by-step process:

Registration: Fill out the connection form online via company websites or the government’s SAHAJ (e-SV) portal, or visit a local distributor.

KYC submission: Upload or submit photo ID and address proof such as Aadhaar, PAN, voter ID, passport, driving licence, or utility bill.

Verification & payment: Once documents are verified, the distributor schedules delivery of the cylinder, regulator, hose and consumer book. Payment can be made digitally.

For tenants: A rent agreement or no-objection certificate from the landlord may be required.

Applicants must also pay a refundable security deposit for the cylinder and regulator, along with charges for the first refill and accessories.