
Some big changes are seen on the first day of every month, which directly affects the pockets of the general public. These changes either increase the burden or provide some relief. So let us tell you that June is starting from today and on the very first day, the gas companies have cut the prices of LPG cylinders, giving a big relief. Companies have reduced the price of commercial gas cylinders by up to Rs 135 per cylinder. After this change, the price of a 19 kg gas cylinder in Delhi will now be Rs 2219, in Kolkata Rs 2322, in Mumbai Rs 2171.50, and Chennai Rs 2373. However, the companies have not made any change in the rates of domestic LPG cylinders, that is, they will remain the same. The new rates have come into effect from today, June 1, 2022.
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