New Delhi, April 28 -- Anxiety around fuel prices, including LPG, has been high since the West Asia conflict has continued to disrupt the energy markets.

While both domestic and commercial LPG cylinders have witnessed at least one hike each since March, media reports are suggesting a fresh revision in LPG prices from May 1. These new changes are likely to be accompanied by tweaks in booking and delivery systems.

As the government rolls out tighter checks on the usage and distribution of cooking gas, reports are suggesting that new LPG cylinder rules are under discussion.

Despite a surge in international oil prices, retail petrol and diesel rates in India have remained unchanged as state-owned oil companies absorb the impact.

However, ...