Domestic LPG cylinder prices rose by ₹60 last month. Commercial cylinders also experienced significant price hikes, with a total increase of nearly ₹200 since April.

As of early Tuesday, booking intervals for LPG cylinders have extended in both urban and rural areas. Online bookings now account for nearly 98% of total requests.

The updated system mandates OTP-based delivery and Aadhaar eKYC for many users. This change aims to streamline the process but may complicate access for some consumers.

Sujata Sharma, a government representative, advised, “Citizens are advised to avoid panic purchase of petrol, diesel and LPG as the government is making all efforts to ensure availability of petrol, diesel and LPG.” This statement reflects ongoing concerns about fuel availability amidst geopolitical tensions.

Currently, there is a 25-day lock-in period for booking LPG cylinders. Whether LPG prices will rise again on May 1 is not confirmed, leaving many consumers anxious about future costs.

The recent hikes are tied to global energy market disruptions caused by ongoing conflicts. These geopolitical factors continue to impact domestic fuel pricing strategies.

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