India’s price for a standard 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinder increases by ₹29, marking the second revision in about three months. The latest change takes effect on June 7, raising the retail price in Delhi to ₹942 from ₹913, according to industry sources cited by multiple outlets. Similar city-wise prices are reported to vary based on local taxes and transportation costs. The ₹29 increase follows an earlier hike of ₹60 per cylinder announced on March 7. Sources link both revisions to disruptions and higher costs in global energy markets tied to the conflict in West Asia, which has pushed up international fuel prices. Several reports note that oil marketing companies—state-owned—continue to sell subsidised domestic LPG while absorbing losses, because the retail price increases do not fully cover the higher import and supply costs. Reports also frame the move within a broader pattern of fuel price adjustments in recent weeks, including increases in petrol, diesel and CNG, reflecting ongoing volatility in international crude and energy markets.