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Tezzbuzz Desk: With the beginning of the month of September, many important changes to everyday life have come into effect in the country. Some things have become expensive from September 1, 2026, which can have a direct impact on the pockets of common people. With the increase in the price of commercial LPG cylinders, the prices of CNG and PNG have also increased in Mumbai. Apart from this, the increase in car prices and increase in auto-taxi fares in Mumbai has also been implemented. At the same time, an increase in the price of milk has also been seen. However, passengers traveling abroad will get relief from a change to boarding pass.

On the first of every month, government oil companies review the prices of LPG cylinders. This time, the price of 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder has been increased by Rs 9.50 from September 1. After the price increase, a 19 kg commercial cylinder will be available in Delhi for Rs 2747.50. Earlier on August 1, companies had reduced the price of commercial cylinders by more than Rs 200. However, this time the prices have been increased again. It is a matter of relief that there has been no change in the price of 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder.

People using CNG and PNG in Mumbai and surrounding areas will also have to pay more. Mahanagar Gas Limited i.e. MGL has increased the price of CNG by Rs 2 per kg from September 1. After this, the new rate of CNG in Mumbai has become Rs 88 per kg. The price of domestic PNG has also been increased by Rs 1 per SCM. Rising CNG prices may also affect those using public transport and private vehicles. The rule to e-KYC is also important for LPG customers. Government oil companies had fixed August 31, 2026 as the last date for getting LPG e-KYC done. IOCL, BPCL and HPCL had extended the earlier deadline to August 31. In such a situation, customers who have not done e-KYC within the stipulated time may face problems in getting LPG cylinders.

The beginning of September has not brought good news for car buyers either. The passenger vehicle unit of Tata Motors has announced a price increase of up to Rs 25,000 for its cars and SUVs. Hyundai Motor India has also talked about increasing the prices of its cars. According to the companies, this change in prices has been made due to increase in costs. Milk has also become expensive in Mumbai. From September 1, the price of stable milk has increased from Rs 93 to Rs 102 per liter, that is, an increase of Rs 9 per liter. According to businessmen, the main reason for this is the increasing cost of animal care, fodder and animal feed.

At the same time, there has been a relief change for the travelers traveling abroad. From September 1, passengers going abroad from India will not need to get their boarding passes stamped at the immigration counter. Passengers will be able to complete the immigration process by showing electronic boarding pass or its printed copy. Auto-taxi travel has also become expensive in Mumbai. Auto fare has increased by Rs 1 per kilometer and taxi fare by Rs 2 per kilometer. The minimum fare for auto has increased from Rs 26 to Rs 27 and for taxi from Rs 31 to Rs 33. The fares of sharing autos have also been increased.