LPG cylinder prices are unchanged on September 21, 2026, according to the latest reported rates. A 14.2 kg domestic cylinder costs ₹942 in Delhi and ₹941.50 in Mumbai. For businesses buying a 19 kg commercial cylinder, the listed prices are ₹2,747.50 in Delhi and ₹2,701 in Mumbai. Prices differ by city, so it is sensible to check the amount shown by your distributor before placing an order. Moneycontrol Hindi’s September 21 price report.

The two cylinder sizes serve different needs. A domestic refill is a regular household expense, while the cost of commercial LPG matters to restaurants, cafés, caterers and other businesses that use gas throughout the day. The tables below show the reported prices for both categories in nine cities.

Domestic LPG prices: 14.2 kg cylinder

Among the cities listed, Hyderabad has the highest domestic cylinder price at ₹994. Noida has the lowest at ₹939.50, a difference of ₹54.50 per refill. Even neighbouring places can have different rates: the listed price in Gurugram is ₹8.50 above Delhi’s, while Noida’s is ₹2.50 below it.

For a household, the price of one cylinder may be easier to absorb than a sudden change in several monthly bills. Over a year, however, refill costs add up. Checking the current rate when booking also gives customers a clear figure to compare with the amount requested at delivery.

Commercial LPG prices: 19 kg cylinder

Hyderabad also tops this list for commercial LPG, at ₹2,996 per 19 kg cylinder. Mumbai has the lowest listed rate, at ₹2,701. That is a ₹295 difference per cylinder between the two cities.

For a business that buys multiple cylinders, the applicable local rate is more useful than a national headline price. A restaurant ordering five commercial cylinders in Delhi, for example, would calculate ₹13,737.50 using the listed cylinder rate, before considering any other amount that may appear on its final bill. Businesses should confirm the full payable amount with their supplier when ordering.

Why are cylinder prices different across cities?

LPG does not have one retail price for every location in India. Local taxes and charges, along with distribution costs, can contribute to differences between cities. The type and size of the cylinder also matter: a household should compare its quote with the 14.2 kg domestic rate, while a business ordering a standard commercial cylinder should check the 19 kg rate.

An unchanged price on September 21 means the reported rates did not move that day. It does not mean domestic and commercial cylinders always change together, or that future refills will cost the same amount.

How to confirm the price before booking

Check your LPG provider’s official website or app and select your location and cylinder type. If you book through a distributor, ask for the current refill price and review the booking confirmation. At delivery, compare the bill with the confirmed order.

Be careful with phone numbers presented online as “price check” shortcuts. Some numbers associated with LPG companies are used for refill booking or customer services, and a missed call may not simply return a price. For example, IndianOil identifies 7718955555 as an SMS and IVRS channel for Indane refills. Using your provider’s official app, website or distributor is the clearest way to confirm what applies to your connection. IndianOil service details published by the Press Information Bureau.