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'Inflation man has cracked the whip again': Cong slams PM Modi over commercial LPG price hike
The Congress party on Monday attacked the Centre after commercial LPG cylinder prices were increased by up to Rs 53.50 from June 1, accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi of burdening people with rising costs. The opposition party alleged that 'Inflation Man Modi' had once again 'cracked the whip' by raising LPG prices. The attack came after the price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder was increased across major cities.
Commercial LPG gets costlier: How much will a 19-kg cylinder cost? Check city-wise rates
Commercial LPG cylinder prices were hiked across India on Monday, with the cost of a 19-kg commercial cylinder rising by Rs 42 to Rs 53.50 in major cities. The revised rates came into effect from June 1 and apply to commercial LPG cylinders used by hotels, restaurants and businesses. There has been no change in the price of domestic cooking gas cylinders.
Commercial LPG gets costlier: Cylinder sees average hike of Rs 47.75 across cities
Commercial LPG prices across India have been increased by Rs 42 to Rs 53.50 per cylinder from Monday. The price hike comes amid concerns over fuel supply security and efforts to strengthen LPG reserves following recent disruptions linked to the West Asia conflict. The price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder in Delhi has been raised by Rs 42, taking the retail price to Rs 3,113.50.
Commercial LPG crunch disrupts rail catering, IRCTC uses induction stoves
The Middle East crisis has hit the way Indian Railways prepares its meals for trains. A sharp shortage of commercial LPG cylinders has prompted the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) to restart onboard meal preparation in moving trains. The practice had been discontinued several years ago.
ATF prices cut for international airlines, commercial LPG prices up by Rs 42
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Oil marketing companies losing nearly 700 per domestic LPG cylinder, says government
NEW DELHI: Oil marketing companies are still incurring an under-recovery of nearly Rs 700 on every domestic LPG cylinder despite the Rs 29 increase in the price of cooking gas refills, the government said on Sunday. Despite a global surge in energy prices following the West Asia conflict and the benchmark Saudi CP rising nearly 46% — from $543 a tonne before the disruption to $775 a tonne in May — the government said it had moderated the effective price paid by domestic consumers and kept it...
LPG supply stable, but oil firms still losing nearly Rs 700 on every cylinder sold
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How Middle East conflict is rewriting your kitchen math — Explained in 10 charts
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