Non-subsidised LPG price was increased to Rs 694 per 14.2-kg cylinder from Rs 644 earlier, according to a price notification of state fuel ...

In a written reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha, Pradhan said domestic subsidised LPG in Delhi was priced at Rs 538.95 per cylinder on ...

Oil firms revise LPG price on 1st of every month based on average benchmark rate and foreign exchange rate in the previous month.

The state oil firms currently have 188 LPG bottling plants with a bottling capacity of around 15.2 million metric tonne per annum.

The number of households surrendering subsidy represents over 6% of the total registered LPG consumer base and comes within a year of the P...

According to the government’s policy, in a year a customer is entitled to consume 12 LPG cylinders of 14.2-kg each at subsidized rate.

The Direct Benefit Transfer for LPG (DBTL) scheme has been launched in 20 districts of the country covering 7.3 million cooking gas consume...

A tight vigil against diversion of subsidized fuel meant for domestic use seems to be paying off.

No transactions, including delivery of non-subsidised cylinders, will be permitted in such cases once such connections have been blocked.

The price of non-subsidised cooking gas was cut by Rs 54 per cylinder with effect from midnight tonight.

Dealers believe that consumers have already run out of their quota, while some others insist that unless consumers fill up the KYC form.

Soon, cooking gas dealers will have to pay a fine if they fail to deliver refills within 48 hours of booking. +

Going forward the consumers will have to pay more than double the subsidised cooking gas prices as the government has restricted the supply...

Consumers in Delhi will now have to cough up 17% extra for non-subsidized cooking gas cylinder as oil firms have increased prices to around...

The number of subsidized LPG cylinders available to each consumer in the remaining part of the current financial year will be 3 cylinders.

Cabinet Committee also decided to restrict supply of subsidised cooking gas to six cylinders per household in a year.

Indian Oil Corporation (IOC)is hoping the government will come out with a mechanism in addition to the proposed fuel price hike.