LPG Cylinder Price Today (July 19, 2026): If you are planning to book a new LPG gas cylinder, make sure to check today's latest rates first. State-owned oil marketing companies have released the prices for domestic and commercial LPG cylinders for July 19, 2026. Earlier this month, the price of domestic gas cylinders was hiked, while the price of 19 kg commercial cylinders was reduced. There have been no new changes to these rates today, and customers can purchase cylinders at the existing prices.
Domestic Gas Cylinder Prices-
Delhi- ₹942.0
Mumbai- ₹941.5
Kolkata- ₹968.0
Chennai- ₹957.5
Chandigarh- ₹951.5
Dehradun- ₹961.0
Hyderabad- ₹934.0
Bhubaneswar- ₹968.0
Thiruvananthapuram- ₹951.0
Commercial Gas Cylinder Prices-
Delhi- ₹2930.0
Mumbai- ₹2885.5
Kolkata- ₹3082.0
Chennai- ₹3106.0
Chandigarh- ₹2954.5
Dehradun- ₹2983.5
Hyderabad- ₹2052.5
Bhubaneswar- ₹3115.0
Thiruvananthapuram- ₹2970.5
How to check rates from the comfort of your home?
If you wish to know the latest LPG rates in your city, you can easily find this information by visiting the official websites or mobile apps of Indane, Bharat Gas, or HP Gas. These platforms provide city-wise pricing for both domestic and commercial cylinders.
What should you keep in mind when receiving a gas cylinder?
There are a few important points to consider when accepting an LPG cylinder. First, ensure that the cylinder's safety seal is intact. Do not accept the cylinder if there are signs of a gas leak. Check the expiry date printed on the cylinder and, if possible, verify its weight at the time of delivery. Confirm that the regulator fits correctly and make sure to collect the bill or cash memo after payment. Additionally, always store the cylinder in an upright position in a well-ventilated area, away from fire or direct sunlight, to prevent any accidents.
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