LPG Price: LPG Cylinders Became Cheaper From July 1

LPG Price: LPG cylinders became cheaper, and the price was reduced by about Rs 200.

There is great news for the consumers. Today from July 1, petroleum company Indian Oil has reduced the prices of commercial cylinders by about Rs 200 in many cities.

The prices of commercial 19 kg LPG cylinders in Delhi have been cut by Rs 198.

The cost of a 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder is now Rs 2021. Earlier, consumers had to pay Rs 2219 for a commercial LPG cylinder of 19 kg.

Indian Oil cuts the rate of commercial cylinders.

Actually, petroleum company Indian Oil has cut the rate of commercial cylinders. The prices of LPG cylinders have come down by about Rs 200 from today, ie, 1st July.

Indane gas cylinder rates have been reduced by Rs 198 in the national capital Delhi on July 1. At the same time, the price of LPG cylinders in Kolkata has been reduced by 182.

Talking about Mumbai, the price of Indane Gas Cylinder (LPG) has been cut here by Rs 190.50, while in Chennai its price has been reduced by Rs 187.

Shock to consumers of domestic LPG cylinders twice.

Let us tell you that domestic LPG cylinder consumers are facing the brunt of higher prices.

The domestic cylinder of 14.2 kg has neither become cheaper nor become expensive. It is still available at the same rate as on May 19.

It is worth noting that in June last month, the price of commercial cylinders was reduced by Rs 135, while in May, consumers of domestic LPG cylinders were hit twice.

The rate of the domestic cylinder (LPG Cylinder Price Today) was increased by 50 for the first time on 7 May.

At the same time, on May 19, the price of domestic LPG gas cylinders increased for the second time.

Import Tax on Gold: Gold can be expensive in India, so the government increased the import duty on gold.

Now buying gold can be expensive for you, because the government has increased the import tax on gold from today i.e. July 1, 2022. The government has increased it by 5 percent.

India has increased the tax on its basic imports. The Government of India has increased the import tax on gold from 7.5% to 12.5%. However, the demand for gold in the country remains strong.