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The price of cooking gas was cut by Rs 198 per cylinder in Delhi on Friday, according to Indian Oil Corporation.

The pause in LPG rates this month comes after a marginal increase each in June and July, which followed three straight months of reduction.

LPG cylinder price today: The price of non-subsidised LPG - or cooking gas - in Delhi was increased to Rs 737.50 per cylinder (14.2 kilograms) with effect from June 1, according to Indian Oil Corporation. In Mumbai, the non-subsidised LPG price crossed the Rs 700 per cylinder mark after a gap of five months. Currently, the government subsidises 12...

The government subsidises 12 LPG cylinders of 14.2 kilograms each per household in a year. It provides the subsidy amount directly in the consumer's bank account.

In August, LPG will be sold at subsidised and non-subsidised rates of Rs 498.02 per cylinder and Rs 789.5 per cylinder in Delhi respectively. Indian Oil, the country's largest fuel retailer, attributed the action on LPG prices to "change in international price and foreign exchange fluctuations".

Prices of non-subsidised LPG, or cooking gas, have been reduced by Rs 35.50 per cylinder, and that of the subsidised one by a marginal Rs 1.74, according to state-run oil marketing companies, even as public sector Indraprastha Gas Ltd hiked the rates for piped and compressed natural gas (CNG) supply to cities in the national capital region.

The price of cooking gas was cut by Rs 198 per cylinder in Delhi on Friday, according to Indian Oil Corporation.

The pause in LPG rates this month comes after a marginal increase each in June and July, which followed three straight months of reduction.

LPG cylinder price today: The price of non-subsidised LPG - or cooking gas - in Delhi was increased to Rs 737.50 per cylinder (14.2 kilograms) with effect from June 1, according to Indian Oil Corporation. In Mumbai, the non-subsidised LPG price crossed the Rs 700 per cylinder mark after a gap of five months. Currently, the government subsidises 12...

The government subsidises 12 LPG cylinders of 14.2 kilograms each per household in a year. It provides the subsidy amount directly in the consumer's bank account.

In August, LPG will be sold at subsidised and non-subsidised rates of Rs 498.02 per cylinder and Rs 789.5 per cylinder in Delhi respectively. Indian Oil, the country's largest fuel retailer, attributed the action on LPG prices to "change in international price and foreign exchange fluctuations".

Prices of non-subsidised LPG, or cooking gas, have been reduced by Rs 35.50 per cylinder, and that of the subsidised one by a marginal Rs 1.74, according to state-run oil marketing companies, even as public sector Indraprastha Gas Ltd hiked the rates for piped and compressed natural gas (CNG) supply to cities in the national capital region.