LPG Price Today, August 11, 2026: Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) consumers planning to book a refill today should check the latest cylinder prices applicable in their city. The price of the standard 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder remains unchanged on August 11, while commercial LPG rates have seen revisions in recent months.

LPG prices vary from city to city because of factors such as transportation expenses and local charges. As a result, consumers in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Jaipur, Lucknow, Patna and other cities may pay different amounts for the same size cylinder.

Here is a detailed look at the LPG cylinder rates reported for August 11, 2026, along with information on booking a refill, raising a complaint and completing e-KYC.

LPG Cylinder Price Today: Domestic and Commercial Rates

The 14.2 kg cylinder is primarily used by households for cooking, while the larger 19 kg commercial cylinder is commonly used by restaurants, hotels, catering businesses and other commercial establishments.

Check the city-wise rates below:

These are the reported city-wise rates for August 11. The final amount charged to a consumer may depend on the applicable distributor and local conditions.

Domestic LPG Prices Remain Unchanged

There has been no fresh revision in the price of the 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder on August 11.

This means households in major cities continue to pay the prevailing rates. Among the cities listed above, Noida has a domestic LPG price of ₹939.50, while Mumbai consumers pay ₹941.50 and Delhi households pay ₹942.

The rate is comparatively higher in cities such as Hyderabad, where a domestic cylinder costs ₹994, and Patna, where the reported price is ₹1,031.50.

For households that depend primarily on LPG for cooking, stable cylinder prices can make monthly budgeting somewhat more predictable.

Commercial LPG Cylinder Prices Differ Across Cities

Commercial LPG cylinders are widely used by restaurants, hotels, food stalls, catering companies and other businesses.

The reported price of a 19 kg commercial cylinder in Delhi stands at ₹2,738, while Mumbai has a rate of ₹2,691.50.

In Kolkata, the commercial LPG cylinder costs ₹2,872.50, while the price in Chennai is ₹2,906.

Among the cities listed, Patna has a commercial LPG rate of ₹3,018 per cylinder.

Changes in commercial LPG prices can be particularly important for businesses in the food and hospitality industries because cooking fuel represents a recurring operating expense.

Why Are LPG Prices Different in Every City?

Consumers often notice that the price of an LPG cylinder in one city differs from the amount charged in another.

Several factors can contribute to these differences, including transportation and distribution costs and other location-specific expenses.

This is why a household in Delhi may pay a different amount from a household in Jaipur, Lucknow or Patna even though both are purchasing a standard 14.2 kg cylinder.

Consumers should therefore check the latest price applicable to their distributor and location before making a booking.

How to Book an LPG Cylinder

LPG consumers have several options for booking a refill.

Depending on the gas provider, customers can generally book cylinders through a registered mobile number using a missed-call facility, SMS, WhatsApp or telephone-based booking services.

Digital payment and UPI applications may also provide LPG booking facilities.

Consumers should use the official booking channel offered by their LPG distributor to avoid fraudulent websites, fake customer-care numbers or suspicious payment links.

How Indane Customers Can Book a Cylinder

According to the information provided in the source report, Indane customers can use registered mobile-based services to request an LPG refill.

The report says consumers can use 7718955555 for the specified SMS-based process.

It also mentions a missed-call booking facility through 8454955555 from the customer's registered mobile number.

Because booking methods and instructions can change, customers should verify the latest process through their LPG distributor's official channel before sharing personal or account-related information.

LPG Booking or Delivery Problem? Here's What Consumers Can Do

Customers experiencing problems with cylinder booking or delivery can raise a complaint through their LPG provider's customer-support system.

The source report lists the toll-free number 1800 2333 555 for Indane-related customer assistance and says the service is available around the clock.

When registering a complaint, consumers should keep details such as their registered mobile number, LPG consumer ID and booking information readily available.

This can make it easier for customer-support teams to identify the connection and investigate the issue.

LPG e-KYC Deadline: Consumers Should Verify Their Status

LPG consumers should also pay attention to e-KYC requirements linked to their connections and subsidy eligibility.

The source report states that August 16, 2026 is the deadline for completing LPG e-KYC and claims that consumers who fail to complete the process could face an impact on subsidy benefits of up to ₹300.

However, consumers should verify the applicable deadline, eligibility conditions and consequences directly with their LPG distributor or official government channels before acting, as e-KYC and subsidy requirements can vary depending on the connection and scheme.

Customers should avoid sharing Aadhaar details, OTPs, banking information or other sensitive information with unknown callers or unofficial websites claiming to provide LPG e-KYC services.

Why Completing LPG e-KYC Is Important

e-KYC is used to verify the identity and details associated with an LPG connection.

Keeping KYC information updated can help ensure that the connection remains correctly linked with the eligible consumer and that applicable benefits are processed under the relevant rules.

Consumers who have not yet completed verification should check their current e-KYC status through the official website, mobile application or authorised distributor of their LPG provider.

If an in-person visit is required, customers can contact their authorised LPG agency for instructions.

Check the Final LPG Price Before Booking

LPG prices can be revised periodically, particularly for commercial cylinders. Consumers should therefore confirm the latest applicable rate before placing a refill order.

As of August 11, 2026, the reported price of a 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder remains unchanged, while city-wise prices continue to differ.

Delhi consumers are paying ₹942 for a domestic cylinder, Mumbai ₹941.50, Kolkata ₹968, Chennai ₹957.50, Jaipur ₹945.50, Lucknow ₹979.50 and Patna ₹1,031.50.

For commercial users, the reported 19 kg cylinder price ranges from ₹2,691.50 in Mumbai to ₹3,018 in Patna among the cities listed above.

Disclaimer: LPG prices, subsidy eligibility, e-KYC requirements and booking procedures may be revised by authorities or oil marketing companies. Consumers should verify the latest rates and instructions through their LPG provider's official channels before making payments or sharing personal information.