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IGL Raises CNG Price by Rs 3.89/kg in Delhi, Taking It Close to Rs 87

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Indraprastha Gas Limited (IGL) has announced a hike of Rs 3.89 per kg in CNG prices, pushing the retail rate in Delhi close to Rs 87 per kg. The revision comes amid rising global energy costs linked to the ongoing West Asia crisis and disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz. IGL cited these geopolitical factors as the primary drivers behind the price increase. Despite the hike, the company maintained that Delhi's CNG prices remain among the most affordable for consumers across the country.

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