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'Indian households pay lowest cooking gas prices in world': Ministry after LPG hike

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'Indian households pay lowest cooking gas prices in world': Ministry after LPG hike
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The Indian Petroleum Ministry claims that domestic cooking gas prices remain among the lowest in the world despite a recent price hike of Rs 29 per cylinder. The government maintains that it absorbs significant costs to protect consumers from international market volatility.

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This highlights the government's role in managing essential commodity prices and the economic impact of global supply chain disruptions.

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India s Cooking Gas Prices Remain Lowest in the World : Petroleum Ministry Amid LPG Hike | India News - The Times of India

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The article relies heavily on government statements and framing, though it does include a brief note about purchasing power parity.

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