Mumbai: The 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder level was stopped by the large RS 266 in Mumbai while there was no increase in the price of LPG cylinders (14.2 kg) sent to the household.
The price of domestic cylinders remains the same at RS 900 while the commercial cylinder level has now risen to the RS 1950, the source said.
Meanwhile, the price of gasoline in Mumbai climbed once again on Monday and retail at Rs 115.50 per liter while diesel prices increased to a new height of Rs 106.62 per liter.
Prices of gasoline and diesel in Thane and Navi Mumbai on Monday are Rs 115.64 and Rs 106.76 per liter each.
The increase in time of LPG will be detrimental to hotels, small restaurants and dhabas – all trying to recover from Covid and lose business caused by locking for the past half a year.
Someone hopes that additional burdens do not cause setbacks in the process and effects of further price increases in the item on the menu.
Parbhani has the highest gasoline level in Maharashtra at RS 118.65 while Amravati has the highest diesel price at Rs 108.22 per liter on Monday.
There is no increase in CNG prices and pipe gas connections now.