India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka or Nepal – where is the cheapest gas cylinder available? Know the whole truth

LPG Price: Whenever the price of LPG cylinder increases or decreases in the country, a question definitely arises in the minds of common people – Is gas cheaper than us in our neighboring countries? Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Hardeep Singh Puri himself has answered this question in Parliament.

What did the Petroleum Minister say in Parliament?

While giving written reply in Lok Sabha, Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said that Domestic LPG Cylinder Price in India Much lower than neighboring countries like Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Nepal.
He presented the figures of November 1, 2025, which made it clear that efforts are being made continuously to keep gas within the reach of common people in India.

Current price of LPG cylinder in India

On 1 November 2025 in Delhi

• PMUY beneficiaries Price for 14.2 kg LPG Cylinder: ₹553
• general consumers price for: ₹853

Due to government subsidies, the poor and middle class are getting direct benefits.

How expensive is LPG in neighboring countries?

If we compare India with neighboring countries, the picture becomes very clear:

• Pakistan (Lahore): ₹902.20 per cylinder
• Sri Lanka (Colombo): ₹1227.58
• Nepal (Kathmandu): ₹1205.72

That means it is clear that LPG cylinder is cheapest in India Are getting.

How did gas reach villages and villages?

The government has prepared a big network to deliver LPG to every home.

• Between 2016 and 2025 8,017 new LPG distributors were opened
• of these 93% rural areas are in
• nationwide now 25,587 LPG distributors are working
• to supply them 214 LPG Bottling Plant are present

The result of this is that LPG coverage increased from 62% to almost 100% Has reached.

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When India imports 60% LPG, still how can the price be reduced?

India is closer to its needs 60% LPG imported from abroad Does.
LPG price in international market (Saudi CP)

• July 2023: $385/MT
• November 2025: $466/MT (21% increase)

Despite this, the price of domestic cylinder in India

• Decreased from ₹1103 to ₹853 Done, i.e. almost 22% decline,