# LPG price in Meerut at Rs 939.5 per commercial cylinder

2026-11-01T15:56:58+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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An LPG cylinder of 19.4 kg in Meerut costs Rs 939.5 on Sunday, 1 November 2026, according to the daily rate published by The Times of India. The price applies to commercial-grade cylinders. The newspaper also provides a monthly price trend chart for the city, though it does not report a comparison with the previous month or any change in rates. LPG prices in other major cities are listed separately. The pricing data is part of routine daily fuel rate updates.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The Times of India's LPG price report for Meerut shows a single-data-point snapshot of ₹939.5 for a 19.4 kg commercial cylinder on 1 November 2026, without a prior comparison or trend analysis. This leaves readers unable to assess whether the price has risen, fallen, or held steady over recent weeks or months. The inclusion of a monthly trend chart invites exploration but the article itself does not interpret it. The next practical step for a household or business in Meerut weighing fuel costs would be to locate the trend graph on the page and compare it with the preceding month's rates, which the article declines to summarise.

## Coverage

- timesofindia.indiatimes.com <https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/fuel-price/lpg-price/lpg-price-in-meerut>
  Leads with single daily price, omits trend or comparison

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