The month of May is about to end and the month of June is about to start in just three days. Like every month, the coming month will also bring many big changes in the country – changes in rules that will be implemented from day one. These changes will impact every household and every pocket, as they will affect everything from kitchen to bank deposits. These changes include everything from LPG cylinder prices to Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) prices, which directly impact air travel. Apart from this, prices of solar panels may also increase. Let’s take a look at the five major changes that will come into effect from June 1, 2026.
First change: LPG cylinder prices
On the 1st of every month, oil marketing companies revise the prices of LPG cylinders and announce new rates. Changes in LPG prices may also be seen on June 1. Due to the crisis in the Middle East, the prices of cylinders have been increased in the last few months. As a result, a 14 kg domestic LPG cylinder currently costs ₹913 in Delhi, while a 19 kg commercial gas cylinder costs ₹2,078.
Second change: ATF prices
Oil companies do not limit their modifications to LPG cylinders only; On the 1st of each month, they also adjust the prices of aviation fuel – specifically, aviation turbine fuel (ATF). Any fluctuation in these prices has a direct impact on the pockets of air passengers. ATF prices have also been significantly affected by tensions in the Middle East; Currently, the price of jet fuel in Delhi is ₹104,927 per kilolitre.
Third change: HDFC Bank rules
From June 1, 2026, HDFC Bank is going to amend the rules governing various accounts, including current accounts. According to information available on the bank’s website, the new limits and charges for cash deposits of small denomination notes and coins will come into effect from the 1st of the month. Till now, there was no monthly limit prescribed for depositing cash with these small denomination notes; However, a fee of about 4% was charged on depositing notes and about 5% on depositing coins. Now this is changing. According to the bank, under the new rules, a monthly limit of ₹10,000 has been set for notes of ₹20 or less, while for coins the limit has been set at ₹5,000 per month. Any cash deposited above this limit will attract an additional charge of 2%. It is important to note that this fee will be applicable only on deposits *exceeding* the specifically prescribed limit.
Fourth change: Rules related to solar panels
The fourth change, which is effective from the first day of June, is related to solar panels. From June 1, 2026, Approved Models and Manufacturers List (ALMM List-II) for solar panels will become mandatory. With the implementation of this rule, it will be mandatory for government schemes and various other subsidized projects to use only those solar modules and cells which are included in this list. This step is being taken to ensure quality and standards; As a result, solar panel prices are expected to increase.
Fifth change: Bank holidays in June
There are many bank holidays in the month of June. There will be bank holidays on various occasions, from Muharram to Sant Guru Kabir Jayanti, in various cities and states across the country. According to the RBI bank holidays list, banking operations will remain suspended on June 15, 25, 26, 29 and 30, apart from weekly holidays of Sunday and second and fourth Saturday. It should be noted that bank holidays may vary from state to state. During these holidays, online banking services will be available 24×7.
