LPG, CNG, PNG Prices Today, October 21: Commercial Gas Cylinder Prices Jump, Check Rates In Chennai & More

Cooking gas prices present a mixed picture for consumers on Wednesday, October 21, as domestic LPG cylinder rates remain unchanged while commercial LPG prices have increased across major Indian cities. According to GoodReturns data, the price of a 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder in Mumbai stands at Rs 941.50, while consumers in New Delhi pay Rs 942.

For households, the unchanged rates offer stability in cooking gas expenses, but the latest increase in commercial cylinder prices could add to operating costs for restaurants, hotels and other businesses.

LPG Price Today, October 21: Domestic Rates Unchanged, Commercial Cylinders Get Costlier; Check City-Wise Rates

The price movement is more noticeable in the commercial LPG segment, where rates have increased by more than Rs 60 per 19 kg cylinder across the six cities covered in the data. Meanwhile, CNG prices have risen in Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru, while PNG, petrol and diesel prices remain unchanged across the respective cities listed.

LPG Price Today in Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore & Other Cities on 21 October

Domestic LPG prices have remained unchanged in the latest update, with rates varying across the major cities. Mumbai's 14.2 kg cylinder costs Rs 941.50, marginally below Kolkata's Rs 968 and Chennai's Rs 957.50. New Delhi's rate stands at Rs 942, while Bengaluru consumers pay Rs 944.50. Hyderabad records the highest domestic LPG price among these six cities at Rs 994 per cylinder.

For households, the absence of a price revision means no immediate change in the listed cost of a domestic cooking gas refill. However, the difference between cities remains evident, with Hyderabad's cylinder price higher than the rates in the other five markets.

Commercial LPG Price Today: Rates Increase Across Cities

Commercial LPG prices have moved higher, with increases ranging from Rs 62.50 to Rs 70 per 19 kg cylinder across the six cities. Kolkata has recorded the largest increase of Rs 70, taking its commercial cylinder price to Rs 2,954. Hyderabad follows with a rate of Rs 3,065 after a rise of Rs 69, making it the most expensive market among the cities listed.

In Bengaluru, commercial LPG now costs Rs 2,898, up Rs 67, while Chennai's rate has increased by Rs 66.50 to Rs 2,983. Mumbai has recorded a rise of Rs 63.50, taking the price to Rs 2,764.50. In New Delhi, the commercial cylinder price stands at Rs 2,810 after an increase of Rs 62.50.

The increase puts the commercial LPG segment in focus, particularly for businesses that depend on these cylinders for cooking and other daily operations. Unlike domestic consumers, who have seen no change in the listed rates, commercial users are facing higher cylinder prices in all six markets covered by the update.

CNG Price Today, 21 October 2026: Chennai Records Sharpest Increase

CNG prices have also moved up in three of the five cities listed. Chennai has recorded the largest increase of Rs 2 per kg, taking the price to Rs 99.50. Mumbai's CNG rate has risen by Rs 1 to Rs 89 per kg, while Bengaluru has reported a similar increase of Rs 1, taking its rate to Rs 98.

In comparison, New Delhi's CNG price remains unchanged at Rs 86.98 per kg, while Hyderabad continues to record the highest rate among these five cities at Rs 112 per kg, with no change reported. The variation in rates means CNG users continue to face different fuel costs depending on their city.

PNG Price Today, 21 October 2026: Check City-wise Rates

PNG prices remain unchanged across the four cities covered in the latest figures. New Delhi records the lowest rate at Rs 49.59, followed by Kolkata at Rs 50. Mumbai and Chennai both report PNG prices of Rs 52.

With no change in the listed rates, PNG consumers in these cities face no immediate price revision according to the supplied data.

Petrol And Diesel Prices Today on October 21, 2026

Petrol and diesel prices have remained unchanged across New Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai in the latest update. Petrol costs Rs 102.12 per litre in New Delhi, Rs 113.51 in Kolkata, Rs 111.21 in Mumbai and Rs 107.76 in Chennai.

Diesel is priced at Rs 95.20 per litre in New Delhi, Rs 99.82 in Kolkata, Rs 97.83 in Mumbai and Rs 99.55 in Chennai. No price change has been reported for either fuel in these four cities.

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