The upward trend in fuel prices shows no signs of abating. On Tuesday—following the fourth hike in petrol and diesel prices in just 10 days on Monday—the cost of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) in New Delhi also saw its fourth increase in two weeks. CNG prices in Delhi rose by ₹2 per kilogram. The global energy market remains under pressure due to long-standing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, a situation that continues to drive up fuel prices in India. Check the new CNG rates for your city below.

**New CNG Rates in Delhi-NCR**
Following the latest revision by Indraprastha Gas, the price of CNG in Delhi has risen from ₹81.09 per kilogram to ₹83.09 per kilogram. Prices have also been hiked across the National Capital Region (NCR). Consequently, customers in Noida, Ghaziabad, and Greater Noida will now have to pay ₹91.70 per kilogram, while prices in Gurugram have risen to ₹88.12 per kilogram.

In Ajmer, CNG prices have increased to ₹92.44 per kilogram. Check Rates for Your City
City
New Rates (Effective May 26)
Delhi NCT
₹83.09 per kg
Noida
₹91.70 per kg
Ghaziabad
₹91.70 per kg
Muzaffarnagar
₹91.58 per kg
Meerut
₹91.58 per kg
Shamli
₹91.58 per kg
Gurugram
₹88.12 per kg
Rewari
₹87.70 per kg
Karnal
₹87.43 per kg
Kaithal
₹88.43 per kg
Kanpur
₹94.42 per kg
Hamirpur
₹94.42 per kg
Fatehpur
₹94.42 per kg
Ajmer
₹92.44 per kg
Pali
₹92.44 per kg
Rajsamand
₹92.44 per kg
Mahoba
₹89.42 per kg
Banda
₹89.42 per kg
Chitrakoot
₹89.42 per kg
Hapur
₹92.70 per kg
Gautam Buddha Nagar
₹91.70 per kg
Greater Noida
₹91.70 per kg

Petrol and Diesel Prices Also Rise
This latest hike comes just days after IGL increased CNG prices by ₹1 per kg on May 23. At that time, it marked the third price hike within a span of 10 days. Since the beginning of this month—when fuel price revisions resumed following a prolonged period of unchanged rates—prices for all three fuels—petrol, diesel, and CNG—have now witnessed a hike for the fourth time. These recurring price hikes are taking place amidst high global crude oil prices, concerns regarding supply disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz, and the persistent instability stemming from the ongoing conflict in West Asia.

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