LPG consumers received a stable-price update on Saturday, August 8, 2026, as domestic and commercial cooking gas cylinder rates remained unchanged across major Indian cities. The latest prices continue at their previously revised levels, providing clarity for households as well as businesses that depend on liquefied petroleum gas.

While domestic LPG prices have remained steady in the latest revision, commercial consumers had received significant relief earlier this month. On August 1, oil marketing companies reduced the price of 19-kg commercial LPG cylinders, with the cut reaching as much as ₹209 in some locations.

The reduction primarily benefited hotels, restaurants, dhabas and other establishments that rely heavily on commercial LPG for their daily operations.

Domestic consumers, however, did not receive a price reduction on August 1, and household cylinder rates continue at their existing levels.

Here is a detailed look at the latest LPG cylinder prices in Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Chennai, Lucknow, Patna and other major cities.

Commercial LPG Cylinder Prices on August 8

The 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder is primarily used by restaurants, hotels, food outlets and other businesses. Prices vary between cities because of transportation and other location-specific factors.

According to the latest available rates, a commercial LPG cylinder costs ₹2,738 in Delhi. Mumbai has one of the lower prices among the major metros at ₹2,691.50, while Chennai's rate stands at ₹2,906.

Here are the latest commercial LPG prices:

Among the cities listed, Patna has a commercial LPG price of ₹3,018, while Mumbai's rate is ₹2,691.50.

Domestic LPG Cylinder Prices Remain Unchanged

Households have not received a fresh price revision on August 8. The commonly used 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder continues to be sold at the existing rates.

In New Delhi, a domestic cylinder costs ₹942, while consumers in Kolkata are paying ₹968. Mumbai's rate stands at ₹941.50, and the price in Chennai is ₹957.50.

Lucknow consumers are paying ₹979.50 for a domestic cylinder, while the price in Patna is higher at ₹1,031.50.

Check the latest city-wise domestic LPG rates:

The figures show that consumers can pay different amounts for the same-sized domestic cylinder depending on where they live.

Commercial LPG Became Cheaper on August 1

Commercial LPG users received a substantial price reduction at the beginning of August.

On August 1, prices of commercial cylinders were reduced by as much as ₹209 in some cities. Kolkata was among the locations where the reduction reached the upper end of that range.

This followed another round of reductions in July. Commercial LPG prices had been lowered by approximately ₹173 to ₹183.50 during that month.

Taken together, the recent revisions have reduced commercial LPG prices considerably over a relatively short period.

Domestic Consumers Did Not Get a Similar Reduction

The recent reductions have largely been limited to commercial LPG cylinders.

Domestic cooking gas prices were not reduced on August 1 and have remained unchanged in the latest August 8 update.

This distinction is important because domestic and commercial LPG prices are revised separately. A reduction in the price of a 19-kg commercial cylinder does not automatically mean that the 14.2-kg household cylinder will also become cheaper.

Consumers should therefore check whether a price revision applies to domestic or commercial LPG before assessing its impact on their monthly expenses.

Why LPG Prices Differ From One City to Another

LPG cylinder prices are not uniform throughout India.

Transportation expenses and other regional factors can create differences in retail prices across cities. This is why a household in Mumbai may pay a different amount from someone purchasing the same-sized cylinder in Patna or Lucknow.

Commercial cylinder prices show similar variations.

Consumers are therefore advised to check the applicable local rate while booking a refill rather than relying on the price reported for another city.

What LPG Consumers Should Know

For August 8, the key takeaway is that there has been no fresh change in LPG cylinder prices.

Domestic cylinder rates continue at their existing levels, while commercial LPG prices remain at the levels established following the August 1 reduction.

Households in Delhi are currently paying ₹942 for a 14.2-kg domestic cylinder, compared with ₹968 in Kolkata, ₹941.50 in Mumbai, ₹957.50 in Chennai, ₹945.50 in Jaipur, ₹979.50 in Lucknow and ₹1,031.50 in Patna.

Commercial users, meanwhile, continue to benefit from the reductions announced over the previous two months.

Consumers planning to order a refill should check the latest price applicable in their city, as LPG rates can vary considerably depending on location and cylinder category.