Commercial LPG prices hiked by around ₹10 per cylinder
The price of Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) was also hiked by ₹1.37 per litre. It now costs ₹138.5 per litre
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Updated - November 01, 2026 09:37 am IST - Delhi
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The price of commercial LPG cylinders was hiked by around ₹10 on Sunday (November 1, 2026).
The hike, for the third consecutive month, comes ahead of the festive season.
The latest increase follows a hike on October 1, when the price of commercial LPG cylinders was hiked by ₹65, after a price cut in July and August when the price was cumulatively slashed by ₹380 per cylinder.
Prices were hike in September by around ₹10 per cylinder across the country.
The price of Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) was also hiked by ₹1.37 per litre.
It now costs ₹138.5 per litre.
ATF prices were increased on October 1, by about ₹16 per litre, after a hike of ₹6.28per litre on September 1.
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