A subsidised 14.2 kg cylinder will become expensive by Rs 2 to Rs 434.71 in Delhi, as against Rs 432.71 earlier. State-run oil marketing companies (OMCs) on Saturday hiked the price of subsidised cooking gas, or LPG, along with kerosene and aviation turbine fuel (ATF). The three state-owned OMCs revise rates of LPG, kerosene and ATF on the first of every month, based on global oil prices and the foreign exchange rate.
This is the seventh straight month of increase in cooking gas cylinder prices — a subsidised 14.2 kg cylinder will become expensive by Rs 2 to Rs 434.71 in Delhi, as against Rs 432.71 earlier. In a move to reduce its LPG subsidy outgo, the government in July had decided on small hikes of around Rs 2 per cylinder every month.
NON-SUBSIDISED LPG DEARER BY RE 1
The price of non-subsidised LPG, which consumers buy after exhausting their quota of 12 cylinders in a year, was also hiked on Saturday by Re 1 to Rs 585. Meanwhile, kerosene will became dearer by 26 paisa to Rs 19.43 per litre in Kolkata Steve Yzerman Jersey