India, May 17 -- Compressed natural gas (CNG) has become costlier again in Delhi, with prices increased by Rs.1 per kg on Sunday - the second hike in just two days. The back-to-back revisions are likely to impact daily commuters, especially those relying on CNG-run autos, taxis and private vehicles across the NCR region.

After the latest hike, CNG in the national capital will now cost Rs.80.09 per kg, up from Rs.79.09 per kg. The revised rates were updated on the Indraprastha Gas Limited (IGL) website at 6 am on May 17.

The fresh increase comes days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged citizens to conserve fuel amid the ongoing West Asia crisis. Earlier on Friday, CNG prices had already been raised by Rs.2 per kg, adding to concerns...