Domestic gas cylinders became costlier by 25 rupees, for the third time in February

Today, inflation has hit the general public again. Once again, the price of domestic gas cylinders has increased. Non-subsidized domestic gas cylinders have become costlier by Rs 25. Gas cylinder prices have been raised for the third time in February. Earlier, the prices were increased on 4 February and 14 February.
Let me tell you that IOC had increased the rate of LPG cylinder by Rs 50 on February 4, then on February 14, the prices were increased by Rs 50 and today once again the price has been increased by Rs 25 per cylinder. Overall, the price of non-subsidized domestic cylinders has gone up by Rs 125 so far this month, ie in the month of February.
Explain that the price of LPG without subsidy in January was Rs 694. At the beginning of February, the price of domestic gas was not increased and it was becoming available at its old price of Rs 694 only. Starting today, the rate of LPG cylinder in Delhi has been increased to Rs 794. The increase in LPG prices comes at a time when petrol prices in India are touching an all-time high.