Domestic LPG prices increase by Rs 29 per 14.2-kg cylinder, according to reports from Times of India and India Today. The latest adjustment is described as the second rise in about three months, indicating that rates have moved upward more than once recently. Both outlets frame the change as an upward revision to the consumer price for the standard LPG cylinder size used for domestic cooking. The reporting focuses on the amount of the increase and the frequency of recent price hikes, without detailing the underlying causes such as international fuel costs or changes in taxation. The articles also do not indicate an additional change in cylinder size or subsidy structure beyond the announced price revision. As a result, consumers buying domestic LPG in the affected market are expected to pay the higher rate corresponding to the Rs 29 increase per 14.2-kg cylinder from the effective date of the new pricing.