The price of a cooking cylinder has been reduced today.
#India the price of a cooking cylinder is fixed on the first day of every month. That too today, with the federal budget being tabled in February, there was an expectation of what the cylinder price would be and whether the price would be reduced. Similarly, it was expected that the cylinder price would be reduced as the 5 state elections are coming up. As expected, the price of a 19 kg cylinder for commercial use has been slashed by Rs 91.50. The reduction is expected to take effect on February 1. The price of a cylinder in the national capital, Delhi, is currently Rs 1,907. On New Year's Day, the price of a cylinder for commercial use was reduced by Rs 103.50. In this situation, the price has come down in February.
Although the price of a 19 kg cylinder for commercial use has been reduced, there has been no change in the price of a 14.2 kg cooking cylinder for home use today. In Chennai, the price of a cylinder is Rs 915.20. The price of a cylinder has remained the same since last October.
Chennai - Rs.915.20
Mumbai - Rs.899.50
Delhi Rs.899.50
Kolkata - Rs.926
The public is shocked that the price of a cooking gas cylinder has risen to an all-time high.
As the corona curfew is slowly being relaxed, civilians in Britain are returning to normal life. Cooking gas there has increased as never before.
In response, the price of a gas cylinder has risen to an all-time high. That means the price of a cooking cylinder is 300% higher than it was at the start of last year (2021), according to UK consumer protection sources.
As well as public electricity, petrol. It is estimated that the cost of diesel use will go up in the coming years. According to this estimate, the cost of cooking gas cylinders, petrol, diesel and electricity will increase by an average of Rs 70,000 by the beginning of the 2022-23 financial year.
Although the price of a 19 kg cylinder for commercial use has been reduced, there has been no change in the price of a 14.2 kg cooking cylinder for home use today. In Chennai, the price of a cylinder is Rs 915.20. The price of a cylinder has remained the same since last October.
Chennai - Rs.915.20
Mumbai - Rs.899.50
Delhi Rs.899.50
Kolkata - Rs.926
The public is shocked that the price of a cooking gas cylinder has risen to an all-time high.
As the corona curfew is slowly being relaxed, civilians in Britain are returning to normal life. The demand for cooking gas there has increased as never before.
As the corona curfew is slowly being relaxed, civilians in Britain are returning to normal life. Demand for cooking gas there has increased as never before.
In response, the price of a gas cylinder has risen to an all-time high. That means the price of a cooking cylinder is 300% higher than it was at the start of last year (2021), according to UK consumer protection sources.
As well as public electricity, petrol. It is estimated that the cost of diesel use will go up in the coming years. According to this estimate, the cost of cooking gas cylinders, petrol, diesel and electricity will increase by an average of Rs 70,000 by the beginning of the 2022-23 financial year.
Although the price of a 19 kg cylinder for commercial use has been reduced, there has been no change in the price of a 14.2 kg cooking cylinder for home use today. In Chennai, the price of a cylinder is Rs 915.20. The price of a cylinder has remained the same since last October.
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