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    Home / News / Business News / From today, non-subsidized LPG-cylinders to get cheaper by Rs. 100
    From today, non-subsidized LPG-cylinders to get cheaper by Rs. 100
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    From today, non-subsidized LPG-cylinders to get cheaper by Rs. 100

    By Shalini Ojha
    Jul 01, 2019
    10:04 am
    From today, non-subsidized LPG-cylinders to get cheaper by Rs. 100

    In what is sure to provide major relief to consumers and households across the nation, Indian Oil Corporation has declared that non-subsidized LPG cylinders will get cheaper by Rs. 100.50 from Monday, July 1. As opposed to Rs. 737.50 earlier, LPG cylinders will now cost Rs. 637. Meanwhile, after the fresh rate revision, subsidized cylinders will cost Rs. 494. 35. Here are more details.

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    Favorable dollar-rupee exchange facilitated the decision: IOC

    IOC revealed the decision in a press release which was put out on Sunday. The organization said prices were slashed in view of softening LPG rates in the international market. The favorable dollar-rupee exchange rate also facilitated the decision, explained IOC. "Upfront cash payment by consumer of domestic LPG will reduce by Rs. 100.50 per cylinder," IOC's statement added.

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    Separately, subsidized LPG cylinders will cost less than Rs. 500

    Furthermore, the statement said, "As domestic LPG prices are subsidized by the government, the effective price after subsidy to the consumer will be Rs. 494.35 per cylinder for the month of July." The balance amount (Rs. 142.65 per cylinder) will be borne by the central government. This amount would be transferred into bank accounts of LPG consumers after the purchase of a refill.

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    Just last month, Centre increased price of LPG cylinders

    The change in rates comes exactly a month after rates were increased. From June 1, the price of LPG cylinders was increased by 3.65%, meaning Rs. 25 per cylinder. This increase put the Centre in the line of fire. Back then, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had said, "Why were LPG prices hiked after the elections? We condemn the gas price hike."

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