LPG Prices: Domestic cylinders cost Rs 60, commercial cylinders cost Rs 115Amidst rising inflation in the country, ordinary people have been hit with another blow. LPG gas cylinder prices have been increased. According to the new rates, the price of domestic LPG cylinders has been increased by Rs 60, and the price of commercial gas cylinders has been increased by Rs 115.The new rates issued by state-owned oil companies are likely to directly impact the monthly budgets of millions of families who use LPG.What is the impact of the new prices?Domestic gas cylinders are used for cooking in most homes. Consequently, the increase of Rs 60 will increase the expenses of ordinary families. This increase could be a cause for concern, especially for middle-class and poor families.On the other hand, the price of commercial gas cylinders, used in hotels, restaurants, and dhabas, has been increased by Rs 115. This will also increase the operating costs of hotels and restaurants. Experts believe that the increase in the price of commercial gas may also impact the prices of food items.Why were prices increased?According to experts, oil companies periodically revise gas prices due to fluctuations in crude oil and LPG prices in the international market. Consequently, gas cylinder prices have been increased this time as well.Public ReactionMany people have expressed concern following the increase in gas cylinder prices. They say that everyday items have already become expensive, and the increase in gas cylinder prices will make managing household budgets even more difficult.Hoping for Relief from the GovernmentMany consumers hope that the government will provide some relief to the poor and middle class through subsidies or other relief programs, providing some relief to people amid rising inflation.
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