LPG Price Today 2026: Has gas cylinder become cheaper or expensive? Know today’s latest rates

LPG Price Today 2026: Home kitchen budget is most important for every family, and in such a situation, everyone keeps an eye on the prices of LPG gas cylinder. According to the latest update released on April 21, 2026, at present the common people are relieved because there has been no major change in the price of gas cylinders. There may be rumors of price increase circulating on social media, but the truth is something else.

What is the rate of LPG cylinder today?

Today, the prices of domestic 14.2 kg gas cylinder remain stable.
It is available around ₹ 913 in Delhi, ₹ 1,011 in Patna and around ₹ 950.50 in Lucknow. This means that at present there is no new burden on your pocket.

What is the impact of Middle East tension?

Due to the ongoing tension in the Middle East, people feared that gas cylinders might become expensive. But the government has made it clear that India has LPG stock for about 40 days.
The meaning is clear – no matter what the circumstances are, there is no threat to your cooking gas supply right now.

Strict action on black marketing

As soon as news of the crisis came, some people started black marketing of gas cylinders. But the government also took immediate action and raided more than 2400 places across the country.
The government has a clear message – “Work honestly, otherwise be prepared to go to jail.”

Update for commercial cylinder owners

If you run a hotel, dhaba or restaurant then there is important news for you too. There is no change in the price of 19 kg commercial cylinder today.
However, the increased prices at the beginning of the month are still showing effect and its price in Delhi remains around ₹ 2,078.

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Smart booking made work easier

Now booking a gas cylinder has become easier than ever. You can book the cylinder sitting at home through missed call, WhatsApp or online portal.
If there is a delay in delivery, you can lodge a complaint immediately—the entire system is now digital and transparent.