LPG Cylinder Price in Pune Today: ₹945 for Domestic 14.2 kg, ₹2,835.50 for Commercial 19 kg After November 1 Revision

The price of a 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder in Pune is ₹945 in November 2026, the same as in October. Oil marketing companies left household cylinder rates unchanged in the 1 November revision. The 19 kg commercial cylinder, used by hotels, caterers and canteens, went up by about ₹10.50 and now costs roughly ₹2,835.50 in Pune.

The rates below are the ones in force from 1 November 2026 and will hold until the next monthly revision on 1 December.

LPG price in Pune this month

Pune pays a few rupees more than Mumbai for the same cylinder. In Mumbai the domestic cylinder costs ₹941.50 and the commercial one ₹2,775, according to the rates oil companies released on 1 November. The gap comes mainly from transport costs from the bottling plant, so rates in outlying parts of Pune district can differ by a small amount too.

How the November 1 revision compares with other cities

Commercial LPG got costlier for the third month in a row. The 19 kg cylinder rose ₹10 in Delhi to ₹2,820, ₹10.50 in Mumbai to ₹2,775, ₹17 in Kolkata to ₹2,971 and ₹11.50 in Chennai to ₹2,994.50, as reported on 1 November. Domestic rates stayed at ₹942 in Delhi, ₹941.50 in Mumbai, ₹968 in Kolkata and ₹957.50 in Chennai.

For a Pune household the takeaway is simple: your refill bill this Diwali is the same as last month. Restaurants, sweet shops and caterers, who are already busy with Diwali faral and party orders, pay a little more per cylinder.

Month-wise LPG price in Pune in 2026

2026 has been an unusual year for cooking gas. Here is how the Pune rate moved, based on the monthly figures published by price trackers that follow Indian Oil’s city list.

In short, a household cylinder in Pune costs ₹89 more than it did in January. The commercial cylinder has gone up by more than ₹1,100 over the same period, even after falling from its June peak.

Why LPG became so expensive in 2026

The big jumps started in March. On 7 March 2026, domestic LPG went up by ₹60 a cylinder and commercial LPG by ₹114.50, after the conflict involving Iran disrupted tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, Deccan Chronicle reported. India imports a large share of its LPG, and most of those imports pass through that route, so higher shipping and insurance costs fed straight into the price.

Commercial cylinders took the hardest hit because they carry market-linked pricing. Domestic cylinders are revised less often and more gently, which is why the household rate has changed only three times this year while the commercial rate has changed almost every month.

Several restaurants and small eateries cut menus or hours during the worst of the shortage earlier this year. The government asked homes with piped gas to shift from LPG, told refineries to maximise LPG output and looked for import sources outside West Asia.

When does the LPG price change next?

Oil marketing companies (Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum) review LPG prices on the first day of every month. The next revision is due on 1 December 2026. Domestic prices are not always changed at each revision; commercial prices usually are.

How much LPG is in a 14.2 kg cylinder?

A domestic cylinder holds 14.2 kg of gas by weight. Because LPG is lighter than water, that is roughly 26 to 28 litres in liquid form, depending on the propane and butane mix and the temperature. Cylinders are sold by weight, not by litre, so always check the net weight printed on the seal if you suspect underfilling.

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Prices are as published by oil marketing companies and price-tracking sites on 2 November 2026 and include GST. Your distributor’s bill may differ slightly because of delivery charges in your area.

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