The last five days of August are left. The month of September will see five major changes in the country. These changes will affect everything from kitchen utensils to foreign travel.  The price of LPG cylinders will also be affected. Car prices are also likely to rise. The new rules could lead to inflation for the common man. Find out exactly what changes are coming.

LPG Gas Cylinder Prices

Many changes will be seen on the first of the month. Oil marketing companies can change the price of LPG cylinders. If the price of LPG cylinders changes, it can have a direct impact on the budget of the common man. On the first of August, the price of 19 kg commercial gas was reduced by Rs 202. However, there was no change in the price of 14.2 kg domestic gas cylinder.

KYC rules for LPG

If you need a domestic LPG cylinder, you'll now need to adhere to the deadlines for LPG-related tasks. The deadline for completing these tasks is just five days, August 31st. IOCL, BPCL, and HPCL have extended the deadline for completing e-KYC for LPG cylinders from August 23rd to August 31st. If customers fail to meet the deadline, they may face difficulties obtaining their gas cylinders.

Changes in ATF, CNG-PNG prices

Oil marketing companies may release new LPG gas rates on the first day of the month. ATF rates are also likely to change. This could result in air travelers paying more for tickets. The new rates are also likely to be released on the first day of the month. This could also lead to changes in CNG and PNG rates.

Cars will become more expensive

Car enthusiasts may be in for a shock in early September. Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited is expected to increase the prices of all cars and SUVs by up to ₹25,000, effective September 1, 2026. This increase will apply to ICE and electric vehicles.

Airport

A major change to international travel will take effect in early September. Those traveling from India to other countries will no longer need to stamp their boarding passes at immigration counters. The immigration process can be completed by presenting an electronic boarding pass or a copy of it on the passenger's mobile phone. This rule will provide relief to air travelers.

PC: Rochak Khabre