LPG consumers did not see any change in domestic or commercial cylinder prices on September 29, 2026, according to the rates provided. Prices remained unchanged across major cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Chennai.

With September nearing its end, attention is now shifting to October 1, when oil marketing companies generally review LPG prices. Consumers will be watching to see whether domestic and commercial cylinder rates are revised or continue at their existing levels.

Apart from prices, LPG customers are also keeping an eye on subsidy-related verification requirements, including e-KYC and Aadhaar-based biometric authentication.

LPG Prices Remain Unchanged on September 29

There was no fresh increase or reduction in the listed prices of 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinders on September 29.

Commercial LPG cylinder rates also remained at their prevailing levels in the cities covered by the supplied price list.

In Delhi, a 14.2-kg domestic cylinder costs ₹942, while the corresponding rate in Mumbai is ₹941.50.

Consumers in Kolkata are paying ₹968, while the domestic cylinder price in Bengaluru stands at ₹944.50.

The listed price is considerably higher in some other cities. A domestic LPG cylinder costs ₹994 in Hyderabad and ₹1,010.50 in Ranchi.

LPG Cylinder Rates on September 29, 2026

The table shows that LPG prices can vary considerably from one city to another. Among the cities listed above, Mumbai has the lowest domestic cylinder price at ₹941.50, while Ranchi has the highest at ₹1,010.50.

Commercial LPG prices show an even wider difference. The listed 19-kg commercial cylinder price ranges from ₹2,701 in Mumbai to ₹2,996 in Hyderabad.

What Could Happen to LPG Prices on October 1?

Consumers are now waiting for the LPG price update for October 1, 2026.

Oil marketing companies periodically review domestic and commercial LPG rates, and the beginning of a new month is closely watched for any revision.

However, there is currently no confirmed information in the supplied report establishing that domestic LPG cylinders will definitely become cheaper or more expensive on October 1.

Until new rates are officially announced, consumers should treat claims about a guaranteed price hike or reduction as unconfirmed.

LPG Subsidy Rules Are Also in Focus

Cylinder prices are not the only issue LPG consumers may need to watch as October begins.

According to the supplied information, Aadhaar-based biometric authentication is becoming important for customers who want to continue receiving applicable government LPG subsidy benefits.

Customers who are required to complete e-KYC or biometric verification but have not done so could face an interruption in their subsidy benefit, depending on the applicable rules.

Consumers should therefore check their verification status through their LPG distributor or authorised official channels.

Will Your LPG Connection Be Closed Without e-KYC?

An important distinction needs to be made between an LPG connection and an LPG subsidy.

Failure to complete a required e-KYC or biometric verification does not automatically mean that the LPG connection itself will be closed, according to the supplied report.

Cylinder supply may continue, but an eligible consumer who has not completed the required verification could lose or face interruption in the subsidy benefit.

In such a situation, the customer may effectively have to bear the applicable market price without receiving the corresponding subsidy.

Consumers should therefore avoid confusing messages such as “your LPG connection will stop from October 1” with rules specifically related to subsidy eligibility or verification.

Complete Verification Only Through Authorised Channels

Customers who still need to complete e-KYC or biometric authentication should use their LPG provider's authorised channels or contact an authorised distributor.

Consumers should be particularly cautious about calls or messages claiming that their gas connection will immediately be disconnected unless they provide an OTP, banking information or make a payment through an unknown link.

Sensitive banking credentials, OTPs and passwords should never be shared with unknown callers.

Crude Oil Market Also Remains in Focus

International crude oil prices are another factor being closely monitored.

According to the supplied market update, Brent crude was trading around $98.22 per barrel in Asian trade, up approximately 0.80%.

The report linked the increased market uncertainty to developments involving Iran and concerns surrounding the Strait of Hormuz.

However, short-term movements in international crude prices should not automatically be interpreted as an immediate LPG price change for Indian consumers. Domestic LPG pricing can be influenced by multiple factors, and any revised retail rate should be confirmed through an official price announcement.

September 29 LPG Price: What Consumers Should Know

For now, the key takeaway is simple: domestic and commercial LPG cylinder prices in the listed cities remained unchanged on September 29, 2026.

A 14.2-kg domestic cylinder costs ₹942 in Delhi, ₹941.50 in Mumbai, ₹968 in Kolkata, ₹944.50 in Bengaluru, ₹957.50 in Chennai, ₹994 in Hyderabad and ₹1,010.50 in Ranchi.

The next major date to watch is October 1, when consumers may get a fresh LPG price update.

At the same time, customers receiving an LPG subsidy should check whether any pending e-KYC or Aadhaar biometric verification applies to them. Any price change for October, however, should be treated as confirmed only after the revised rates are officially announced.