Energy

By Agamveer , 7 June 2026

India has increased domestic LPG prices by Rs. 29 per cylinder as rising international energy costs continue to exert pressure on fuel markets following disruptions in West Asia. Despite the revision, government officials maintain that Indian consumers continue to benefit from some of the most affordable cooking gas prices globally. The country has also managed to secure uninterrupted energy supplies during recent geopolitical tensions, preventing shortages of LPG and other petroleum products.

By Neha Mahajan , 30 May 2026

Residents of Mumbai and nearby regions will face higher fuel expenses after Mahanagar Gas Ltd (MGL) raised the prices of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) and Domestic Piped Natural Gas (D-PNG) on May 30, 2026.

The company increased CNG prices by ₹2 per kilogram, marking the second price hike within just 16 days. MGL also raised domestic piped natural gas (D-PNG) rates by ₹0.50 per standard cubic metre (SCM).