Subsidized LPG cylinder prices

Prices of 14.2 kg subsidized LPG cylinders were lowered by around Rs 3 as against an increase of Rs 1.23 in June, across major Indian cities. 

Households in India are allowed a maximum of 12 LPG cylinder purchases per year at subsidized rates.
However, cylinders have to be bought at full price at the time of purchase, and the subsidy is then credited to the customer's bank account by the government.

Subsidy paid varies every month based on the changes in the pricing and tax rates. GST on these cylinders are calculated on the market rates.
Residents also have the choice of voluntarily opt out of subsidy.

Households in India are allowed a maximum of 12 LPG cylinder purchases per year at subsidized rates.

However, cylinders have to be bought at full price at the time of purchase, and the subsidy is then credited to the customer's bank account by the government.
Subsidy paid varies every month based on the changes in the pricing and tax rates. GST on these cylinders are calculated on the market rates.

Residents also have the choice of voluntarily opt out of subsidy.

Non-subsidized LPG cylinder prices

Prices of non-subsidized 14.2 kg cylinders were reduced by around Rs 100 in July as against an increase of Rs 25 in the previous month.

Aviation Turbine Fuel

ATF rates are also revised every month based on global prices and fluctuation in foreign exchange value. The highest price cut was seen in Chennai in July and the least in Kolkata.

ATF prices per kilolitre (1000 litres) for domestic airlines:

ATF prices per kilolitre (1000 litres) for international airlines: