LPG, PNG, CNG Prices In Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, More; 5 Rules For Booking Indane, HP Gas, BharatGas

LPG cylinder prices are going to be in focus in the coming month as a US-Iran peace agreement nears reality. Since the West Asia conflict, the government has focused on reducing dependency on LPG cooking gas and other petroleum products whereverpossible andd pushed for expansion of alternative options like piped natural gas (PNG) and compressed natural gas (CNG) which are cheaper, safer and reliable. The prices of LPG, PNG and CNG could see a major shift in July 2026; however, for now it is important to know how much you pay for your cooking gas. Also, there are certain rules one must not miss before booking Indane Gas, BharatGas and HP Gas cylinders.

LPG Prices In India:

In the start of June, the oil marketing companies hiked LPG prices across cities in India. The major hike was in 19 Kg commercial LPG cylinders by Rs 42 to Rs 53.50 in cities like Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai and Mumbai with effect from June 1, 2026. Soon after, the OMCs hiked 14.2Kg LPG cylinder prices by Rs 29 each across the cities with effect from June 7, 2026.

At present, a single 19 Kg LPG cylinder is priced at Rs 3,113.50 in Delhi, at Rs 3,067.50 in Mumbai, at Rs 3,283 in Chennai and at Rs 3,255.5 per cylinder in Kolkata.

Meanwhile, the 14.2 Kg LPG cylinder is above the Rs 950 mark in cities like Chennai at Rs 957.50, in Chandigarh at Rs 951.50, in Thiruvananthapuram at Rs 951 per cylinder, and in Gurgaon at Rs 950.50. This LPG is the cheapest in Bengaluru at Rs 915 per cylinder, followed by Noida at Rs 939.50 per cylinder, Mumbai at Rs 941.50 per cylinder, Delhi at Rs 942 per cylinder, and Jaipur at Rs 945.50 per cylinder.

PNG Prices In India:

PNG prices have been broadly unchanged in June month. On June 22nd, PNG stood at Rs 50 per SCM each in Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata. PNG is most expensive at Rs 56.50 in Lucknow, followed by Rs 52.63 in Chandigarh, and at Rs 52 in Bengaluru. PNG is priced at Rs 47.90 in Delhi.

City	Price	Price Change
New Delhi	₹47.90	0.00
Kolkata	₹50.00	0.00
Mumbai	₹50.00	0.00
Chennai	₹50.00	0.00
Gurgaon	₹49.90	0.00
Noida	₹47.76	0.00
Bangalore	₹52.00	0.00
Bhubaneswar	₹45.33	0.00
Chandigarh	₹52.63	0.00
Hyderabad	₹51.00	0.00
Jaipur	₹49.50	0.00
Lucknow	₹56.50	0.00
Patna	₹49.44	0.00
Thiruvananthapuram	₹51.00	0.00

CNG Prices In India:

CNG rates are hiked by RS 0.50 to Rs 2 per Kg across some cities in June 2026. On Monday, CNG is priced at Rs 97 per Kg in Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Mathura, and Bharatpur. While CNG is at Rs 83.09 in Delhi and at Rs 86 in Mumbai.

City	Price	Price Change
New Delhi	₹83.09	0.00
Mumbai	₹86.00	0.00
Chennai	₹97.00	+2.00
Bangalore	₹97.00	+2.00
Hyderabad	₹97.00	0.00
Bharatpur	₹97.00	+2.00
Dewas	₹96.00	+0.50
Firozabad	₹98.00	+1.00
Mathura	₹97.00	0.00
Meerut	₹91.50	+1.80
Rewari	₹87.70	0.00
Sonipat	₹94.00	+1.50
NCR	₹83.09	0.00

5 Major Rules For Booking Indane Gas, BharatGas, and HP Gas?

1: New 30 Days Gas Cylinder Rules:

Last month, the government revised its Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Regulation of Supply and Distribution) Amendment Order, 2026. The amendment aims to provide additional relaxation and convenience to domestic LPG consumers who subsequently obtain Piped Natural Gas (PNG) connections.

Under the new rule, the moment you obtain PNG connections, you will have 30 days' time to terminate your LPG connections.

Since customers are asked to terminate their LPG connection within 30 days of getting PNG, the government has announced a provision that allows these customers to restore their LPG connection.

2. Indane Gas, HP Gas, Bharat Gas Booking Intervals Of 25-Days & 45-Days

Existing refill booking timelines remain unchanged and continue to be 25-days, 45-days and 35-days depending upon your locality.

This means, 25-days rule for refilling LPG remains unchanged for rural areas, while 45-days rules will remain intact for urban areas.

3. OTP-Mandatory For LPG Delivery:

Also, the government has made OTP-based LPG delivery mandatory. If you do not get an OTP on your registered mobile number, you will not receive the delivery of LPG. This is aimed at transparency in delivery and curbing black marketing.

4. PNG Customers Banned From New LPG

PNG customers are barred from applying for a new LPG connection or refilling their LPG cylinders. This is to curb the LPG supply shortage.

5. One Household, One Gas Connection

Additionally, the oil marketing companies are pushing for the 'One Household, One Gas Connection' rule with both LPG and PNG connections. The OMCs have directed customers to switch and surrender LPG connections for PNG wherever possible.

Notably, OMCs have already started to identify customers with both LPG and PNG connections. These customers are receiving messages to surrender their LPG connection and switch to only on PNG.