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Lpg Price Today in Chennai

LPG price in Chennai, are largely dependent on international prices of crude. When these go higher, LPG cylinder rates in Chennai also tend to move higher. For the poorer sections, the government has subsidized these prices. Cooking gas is now easily accessible to most of the population in Chennai.
Price of Non-Subsidised LPG cylinders today in Chennai is at ₹ 0.00 (Thu, 01st January 1970 )

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