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Stopping LPG Subsidy to High Income Group to Save Rs 500 Crore: Icra
The move to stop LPG subsidies to high earning consumers with a taxable income of above Rs 10 lakh a year may result in a saving of up to Rs 500 crore for the government, Icra estimates.
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New LPG Subsidy Rule to Affect 20 Lakh Consumers: 10 Facts
Cooking gas consumers with taxable income of more than Rs.10 lakh per annum will no longer get benefit of the subsidy on gas cylinders. This will be applicable from New Year.
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Taxpayers Earning Over Rs 10 Lakh/Year Not to Get Subsidised LPG
Taxpayers with annual income of more than Rs 10 lakh will not get subsidised cooking gas (LPG) from next month as the government on Monday decided to limit supply of the underpriced fuel to cut subsidies.
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If You Can Afford it, Surrender Subsidised LPG, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged those who can afford it to surrender subsidised cooking gas or LPG. The Prime Minister said that 2.8 lakh people had responded to an earlier appeal by him made last August through national advertisements issued by oil companies asking people to switch to full-price LPG. The 2.8 lakh people who had surrendered ...
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Arun Jaitley Gives Up LPG Subsidy
Setting an example, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has voluntarily given up use of subsidised LPG, joining a growing list of well-to-do people who have opted to buy cooking gas at market rate.
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Subsidised LPG Now Available in 5-Kg Cylinders
Till now, cooking gas (LPG) was available for domestic use in 14.2-kg cylinders. Consumers were entitled to 12 such bottles in a year at subsidised rate of Rs 417 in Delhi.
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Direct benefit transfer for cooking gas touches Rs 10 crore mark
Within a week of its launch, the ambitious direct benefit transfer (DBT) programme for cooking gas (LPG) has hit a quarter million transactions with Rs 10 crore of subsidy given to consumers directly.
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Chidambaram: Fuel subsidy for current fiscal at Rs 20,000 crore
The decision, taken on Wednesday, has not yet been formally intimated by the Finance Ministry, but the current tranche will enable the companies to report quarterly profits at their earnings next week, officials at the three companies, who declined to be named, said.
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Oil Ministry proposes raising cap on cooking gas cylinders to 9: sources
At a time when the government is struggling to meet its fiscal deficit target, the Petroleum Ministry has proposed to increase the cap on supply of subsidised cooking gas (LPG) cylinders to nine per household in a year from current limit of six, sources told NDTV.
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FDI in retail: Mamata Banerjee's ministers to resign today, PM to address nation
Mamata Banerjee's ministers will meet Prime Minister Manmohan Singh around 3 pm today to resign from his government over the new reforms he cleared last week. They will then head to Rashtrapati Bhawan where they will formally withdraw their letter of support to the ruling UPA coalition in which Ms Banerjee's Trinamool Congress was the second-larges...
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UPA may remain in power with others' support: Mamata
West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee Tuesday admitted that the UPA government could continue in power, even without her party's support, for some months by taking support of other parties.
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Stopping LPG Subsidy to High Income Group to Save Rs 500 Crore: Icra
The move to stop LPG subsidies to high earning consumers with a taxable income of above Rs 10 lakh a year may result in a saving of up to Rs 500 crore for the government, Icra estimates.
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New LPG Subsidy Rule to Affect 20 Lakh Consumers: 10 Facts
Cooking gas consumers with taxable income of more than Rs.10 lakh per annum will no longer get benefit of the subsidy on gas cylinders. This will be applicable from New Year.
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Taxpayers Earning Over Rs 10 Lakh/Year Not to Get Subsidised LPG
Taxpayers with annual income of more than Rs 10 lakh will not get subsidised cooking gas (LPG) from next month as the government on Monday decided to limit supply of the underpriced fuel to cut subsidies.
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If You Can Afford it, Surrender Subsidised LPG, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged those who can afford it to surrender subsidised cooking gas or LPG. The Prime Minister said that 2.8 lakh people had responded to an earlier appeal by him made last August through national advertisements issued by oil companies asking people to switch to full-price LPG. The 2.8 lakh people who had surrendered ...
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Arun Jaitley Gives Up LPG Subsidy
Setting an example, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has voluntarily given up use of subsidised LPG, joining a growing list of well-to-do people who have opted to buy cooking gas at market rate.
-
Subsidised LPG Now Available in 5-Kg Cylinders
Till now, cooking gas (LPG) was available for domestic use in 14.2-kg cylinders. Consumers were entitled to 12 such bottles in a year at subsidised rate of Rs 417 in Delhi.
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Direct benefit transfer for cooking gas touches Rs 10 crore mark
Within a week of its launch, the ambitious direct benefit transfer (DBT) programme for cooking gas (LPG) has hit a quarter million transactions with Rs 10 crore of subsidy given to consumers directly.
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Chidambaram: Fuel subsidy for current fiscal at Rs 20,000 crore
The decision, taken on Wednesday, has not yet been formally intimated by the Finance Ministry, but the current tranche will enable the companies to report quarterly profits at their earnings next week, officials at the three companies, who declined to be named, said.
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Oil Ministry proposes raising cap on cooking gas cylinders to 9: sources
At a time when the government is struggling to meet its fiscal deficit target, the Petroleum Ministry has proposed to increase the cap on supply of subsidised cooking gas (LPG) cylinders to nine per household in a year from current limit of six, sources told NDTV.
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FDI in retail: Mamata Banerjee's ministers to resign today, PM to address nation
Mamata Banerjee's ministers will meet Prime Minister Manmohan Singh around 3 pm today to resign from his government over the new reforms he cleared last week. They will then head to Rashtrapati Bhawan where they will formally withdraw their letter of support to the ruling UPA coalition in which Ms Banerjee's Trinamool Congress was the second-larges...
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UPA may remain in power with others' support: Mamata
West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee Tuesday admitted that the UPA government could continue in power, even without her party's support, for some months by taking support of other parties.
