LPG cylinder prices surge across India. Domestic 14.2-kg cylinders rise by Rs 60 while commercial 19-kg cylinders jump Rs 115 effective March 7. Delhi domestic rates climb to Rs 913 from Rs 853, with similar increases in Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai. Commercial users face steeper burden as Delhi commercial cylinders reach Rs 1883 from Rs 1768.50. This marks the first price revision since April 2025, directly impacting households and businesses relying on LPG for daily operations. Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri reassured citizens that India maintains sufficient crude and LPG stocks with diversified imports from multiple sources ensuring uninterrupted supply and no shortage concerns for consumers.