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India Raises Domestic LPG Prices by Rs 29, Second Hike in Three Months

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  • A 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder in Delhi now costs Rs 942 after a Rs 29 increase effective June 7, per NDTV Profit and Indiatimes.
  • This marks the second LPG price hike in three months, driven by elevated global energy costs pressuring state-owned fuel retailers.
  • Petrol, diesel, and CNG prices remained unchanged on June 6, indicating selective cost pass-through by oil marketing companies.
  • The cumulative increase of roughly Rs 50 over one quarter suggests state-run firms are resuming deferred price corrections.
  • Revised LPG rates apply across all major Indian cities, though absolute prices differ by location due to local taxes and freight.

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