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May
New Delhi (Rajeev Sharma): Commercial establishments across India are set to face increased operational costs following another sharp rise in LPG cylinder prices. Authorities have raised the rate of commercial cylinders by ₹993, marking the third upward revision since tensions escalated in the Iran–Israel conflict. The latest adjustment follows earlier hikes of ₹144 and ₹200 in recent months, reflecting the continued impact of global fuel market instability. While domestic LPG prices for households have largely been kept stable, commercial users are bearing the brunt of these increases. Restaurants, hotels, and catering businesses are expected to be the most affected, as…
