Domestic cooking gas prices rose again as distributors increased the cost of a 14.2-kg LPG cylinder by ₹29, bringing the price to ₹942 from ₹913 effective June 7.
This marks the second rise in three months after a ₹60 increase in March, as constrained global energy supplies tied to the West Asia crisis continue to push costs higher.
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Industry sources say state-run oil companies were incurring losses of roughly ₹703 per cylinder before the latest revision, and the new rate only partly offsets those losses. The hike comes amid broader fuel-price increases across India, prompting concerns about rising household expenses.
