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Government Cuts Subsidised LPG Cylinders To Ujjwala Beneficiaries To 4
Government reduces subsidised cooking gas cylinders to four annually for Ujjwala beneficiaries.
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High Subsidies on LPG, Kerosene to Remain a Challenge: ICRA
With diesel price deregulation likely at some point this fiscal, high subsidies on LPG and kerosene will continue to be a major challenge, ICRA Research said on Monday.
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Now, No Monthly Limit on Subsidised LPG Cylinders
The government had raised the annual cap on supply of cheaper LPG from nine to 12 cylinders of 14.2-kg each on January 30. It was inferred this meant one cylinder in a month.
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LPG Consumers Can Avail 12 Cylinder Quota at Any Time of Year
In a relief to consumers, the Cabinet on Wednesday lifted the restriction of supply of only one subsidised cooking gas LPG cylinder to a household in a month, saying consumers can avail their quota of 12 bottles at any time of the year.
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Cooking Gas Prices May Rise Further As Oil Subsidies End By FY22: Report
Sources said that taking advantage of low oil prices, the government may give nod to state-run oil marketing companies to increase the price of subsidised LPG cylinder gradually so that entire subsidy paid under direct benefit transfer scheme (DBT) to eligible consumers is eliminated in one year's time.
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Cooking Gas Prices May Rise Further As Oil Subsidies End By FY22: Report
Sources said that taking advantage of low oil prices, the government may give nod to state-run oil marketing companies to increase the price of subsidised LPG cylinder gradually so that entire subsidy paid under direct benefit transfer scheme (DBT) to eligible consumers is eliminated in one year's time.
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Why A Village In Rajasthan Is Still Using ‘Chulha’ Over LPG Cylinder
Goti Bai’s LPG cylinder sat behind bales of cattle fodder. “We don’t have the money to buy a refill,” she explained.
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Subsidised LPG Rate Hiked By Rs 2 Per Cylinder
The price of subsidised cooking gas (LPG) was hiked by about Rs 2 per cylinder, third increase since July, while the jet fuel price was cut by 3.8 per cent.
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Government Says 83 Lakh People Voluntarily Gave Up LPG Subsidy
Stressing that the government is committed towards reforming the subsidy structure, Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Wednesday said 83 lakh people have voluntarily given up their LPG subsidy so far.
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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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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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LPG Consumers to Get Cash Subsidy in Bank Accounts From January 1
LPG consumers across the country will from January 1 get cash subsidy directly into their bank accounts so that they buy the cooking fuel at market price.
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No Plan to Stop Subsidised LPG to Rich: Government
Public sector oil marketing companies (OMCs) have given an option to existing LPG consumers to surrender their subsidy and switch to buying cooking gas at market price, Mr Pradhan said in a written reply in the Rajya Sabha.
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Aadhaar Not Mandatory for LPG Subsidy: Oil Minister
The government on Monday made it clear that Aadhaar number was not mandatory for transfer of subsidy amount of LPG cylinder and the option of providing a bank account is also available under the Direct Benefit Transfer of LPG (DBTL).
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Government Cuts Subsidised LPG Cylinders To Ujjwala Beneficiaries To 4
Government reduces subsidised cooking gas cylinders to four annually for Ujjwala beneficiaries.
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High Subsidies on LPG, Kerosene to Remain a Challenge: ICRA
With diesel price deregulation likely at some point this fiscal, high subsidies on LPG and kerosene will continue to be a major challenge, ICRA Research said on Monday.
-
Now, No Monthly Limit on Subsidised LPG Cylinders
The government had raised the annual cap on supply of cheaper LPG from nine to 12 cylinders of 14.2-kg each on January 30. It was inferred this meant one cylinder in a month.
-
LPG Consumers Can Avail 12 Cylinder Quota at Any Time of Year
In a relief to consumers, the Cabinet on Wednesday lifted the restriction of supply of only one subsidised cooking gas LPG cylinder to a household in a month, saying consumers can avail their quota of 12 bottles at any time of the year.
-
Cooking Gas Prices May Rise Further As Oil Subsidies End By FY22: Report
Sources said that taking advantage of low oil prices, the government may give nod to state-run oil marketing companies to increase the price of subsidised LPG cylinder gradually so that entire subsidy paid under direct benefit transfer scheme (DBT) to eligible consumers is eliminated in one year's time.
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Cooking Gas Prices May Rise Further As Oil Subsidies End By FY22: Report
Sources said that taking advantage of low oil prices, the government may give nod to state-run oil marketing companies to increase the price of subsidised LPG cylinder gradually so that entire subsidy paid under direct benefit transfer scheme (DBT) to eligible consumers is eliminated in one year's time.
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Why A Village In Rajasthan Is Still Using ‘Chulha’ Over LPG Cylinder
Goti Bai’s LPG cylinder sat behind bales of cattle fodder. “We don’t have the money to buy a refill,” she explained.
-
Subsidised LPG Rate Hiked By Rs 2 Per Cylinder
The price of subsidised cooking gas (LPG) was hiked by about Rs 2 per cylinder, third increase since July, while the jet fuel price was cut by 3.8 per cent.
-
Government Says 83 Lakh People Voluntarily Gave Up LPG Subsidy
Stressing that the government is committed towards reforming the subsidy structure, Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Wednesday said 83 lakh people have voluntarily given up their LPG subsidy so far.
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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.
-
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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LPG Consumers to Get Cash Subsidy in Bank Accounts From January 1
LPG consumers across the country will from January 1 get cash subsidy directly into their bank accounts so that they buy the cooking fuel at market price.
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No Plan to Stop Subsidised LPG to Rich: Government
Public sector oil marketing companies (OMCs) have given an option to existing LPG consumers to surrender their subsidy and switch to buying cooking gas at market price, Mr Pradhan said in a written reply in the Rajya Sabha.
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Aadhaar Not Mandatory for LPG Subsidy: Oil Minister
The government on Monday made it clear that Aadhaar number was not mandatory for transfer of subsidy amount of LPG cylinder and the option of providing a bank account is also available under the Direct Benefit Transfer of LPG (DBTL).
