LPG Price Hiked by ₹50 for All Consumers; Subsidised, General Users Affected
LPG Cylinder Price Increased by ₹50 for All Users, Says Oil Minister Hardeep Puri
New Delhi | April 7, 2025 — In a move that will impact households across India, the government has announced a ₹50 increase in the price of cooking gas (LPG) cylinders for both subsidised and general category users, effective immediately.
Union Oil Minister Hardeep Singh Puri confirmed the hike on Monday, stating that this revision was necessary given the volatility in global energy prices.
For residents of Delhi, this means:
💬 “The LPG rate revision is a balanced step considering international benchmarks,” said Puri.
This is the first revision since March 2024, when the price had been reduced by ₹100.
In a parallel move, the excise duty on:
However, retail prices at fuel stations will remain unchanged, as this hike will be absorbed by oil marketing companies. Officials stated the increase would be offset by the recent dip in global crude oil prices, and the new rates will take effect from April 8.
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LPG Price Hike 2025, Ujjwala Yojana, Fuel Duty Increase, Hardeep Singh Puri, Cooking Gas Price, Petrol Diesel Excise Duty, Oil Price Impact, India Fuel Update
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