The price of domestic liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders has risen by ₹29, effective June 7, bringing the cost of a 14.2 kg cylinder to ₹942 in Delhi. This increase is the second within three months, following a ₹60 hike in March, resulting in a total rise of ₹89 in domestic gas prices during this period. The price adjustments are attributed to escalating global energy costs and disruptions in fuel supply, particularly due to ongoing tensions in West Asia. As India heavily relies on imported oil and gas, these global developments have directly impacted domestic prices. Reports indicate that state-run oil companies were incurring losses on LPG sales, which necessitated this revision. Experts suggest that any improvement in global conditions, especially regarding stability in the Strait of Hormuz, could potentially help stabilize fuel prices in the future.