The price of domestic LPG gas cylinders will increase by ₹50 across India from April 8, 2025. The price of a standard 14.2 kg cylinder in Delhi will increase from ₹803 to ₹853 for
non-subsidised ones, which will cost the poor families more and may affect their monthly household budget. The prices for beneficiaries under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) will also increase from ₹500 to ₹550.
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This latest price adjustment comes amid volatility in global fuel prices and changes in the government’s subsidy strategies. As essential commodities like cooking gas have become more expensive, many users are
wondering how this will affect their daily expenses. In this blog, we analyse the reasons behind the price hike, how it varies by region, and what it means for both urban and rural consumers.
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1: Introduction
- An overview of the LPG price increase effective April 8, 2025, and why it’s important
2: What’s Changing — A ₹50 Increase
- Details of the new prices for both PMUY beneficiaries and non-beneficiaries, including city-wise breakdowns if available.
3: Why the Price Hike?
- Explores the economic and geopolitical reasons influencing the rise, including global fuel trends and subsidy strategies.
4: The Impact — How This Affects Daily Life
- Discusses how the increase could influence household budgets, especially in low- and middle-income groups.
5: PMUY Consumers — Still Subsidized,
- Focus on the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana, what’s changing for its beneficiaries, and its continued role in supporting rural India.
6: Regional Variations — LPG Prices
- A look at how prices vary in cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, and Chenna
7: What Can You Do? — Tips to Manage Your
- Practical advice for households to reduce LPG usage, save energy, and budget smarter
8: The Road Ahead for LPG Consumers
- Wrap-up with insights on what to expect next in terms of pricing trends and possible government interventions.
