AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEnergy Policy & Consumer Impact: India’s state-run oil marketing companies raised domestic LPG by ₹29 for the 14.2-kg cylinder, taking Delhi prices to ₹942 (from ₹913) and marking the second hike in three months amid West Asia-driven supply shocks; the government says the landed supply cost has crossed ₹1,600, leaving an under-recovery of about ₹700 per cylinder that it and OMCs absorb, while PMUY beneficiaries effectively pay ₹642 after a ₹300 subsidy on the first four refills. Political Pushback: Congress hit the BJP for not staging protests “with cylinders” as it did during the UPA era, while the Centre and BJP argued LPG remains among the cheapest globally despite the increase. Media/Ad Industry: egta joined the Radio Ready campaign to keep radio easy to find and access in connected cars, backing advertisers and broadcasters as in-car discovery gets more fragmented. OOH/Legal: Czechia won an arbitration case involving JCDecaux over a Prague metro advertising contract termination, avoiding damages of about CZK 550 million.
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