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Subsidised LPG Hiked By Rs 2.08 Per Cylinder; Non-Subsidised Up By 42.50
Domestic cooking gas (LPG) price was on Thursday hiked by Rs 2.08 per cylinder and non-subsidised gas by Rs 42.50 per bottle, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) said.
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LPG Cooking Gas Cylinders Get Costlier, Non-Subsidised Rates Up By Rs 59
Subsidised cooking gas (LPG) price was on Sunday hiked by Rs 2.89 per cylinder to Rs 502.4 per cylinder.
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Cooking Gas Price Raised By Rs 55. Fall In Rupee A Factor
Subsidised cooking gas price was hiked by Rs 2.71 per cylinder today as a result of tax impact of base price rising due to spurt in international rates and fall in rupee.
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Price Of Non-Subsided Cooking Gas Reduced By Rs 35 Per Cylinder
Prices of non-subsidised LPG, or cooking gas, have been reduced by Rs 35.50 per cylinder, and that of the subsidised one by a marginal Rs 1.74, according to state-run oil marketing companies, even as public sector Indraprastha Gas Ltd hiked the rates for piped and compressed natural gas (CNG) supply to cities in the national capital region.
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LPG Gas Cylinder Prices In Top Cities After Latest Price Hike
Non-subsidised LPG cylinder price was hiked by up to Rs 94 per unit (14.2 kilograms) from November 1, 2017.
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LPG (Cooking Gas) Prices Hiked By Rs 93-94 Per Cylinder; Jet Fuel Rates Go Up
Before Wednesday, subsidised LPG cost Rs 491.13 per 14.2 kg cylinder in Delhi, Rs 493.83 in Kolkata, Rs 493.8 in Mumbai and Rs 479.11 in Chennai.
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Cooking Gas (LPG) Price Hiked By Rs 2 Per Cylinder
Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan had told Lok Sabha that the government has asked state-run oil companies to raise subsidised cooking gas (LPG) prices by Rs 4 per cylinder every month to eliminate all the subsidies by March next year.
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Subsidised LPG Rates See A Hike By Up To Rs 32 Per Cylinder Following GST
Domestic cooking gas (LPG) price has been hiked by up to Rs 32 per cylinder -- the steepest increase in six years -- following implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST).
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Diesel price hike, LPG cap: DMK asks Centre not to invite wrath of the poor
Disapproving the Centre's diesel deregulation move, UPA's key ally DMK on Friday demanded that the government reconsider it and raise the subsidised LPG cylinder cap to 12 from the proposed nine. It also asked the Centre not to invite the wrath of the poor on cooking gas.
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Will the government raise the cap on subsidised LPG cylinders in election season?
After putting on hold the decision to hike the non-subsidised LPG cylinder prices by Rs. 26.50, there are reports that the government is now facing pressure to raise the cap on number of subsidised cylinders for households from the current six to nine.
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Raise in cap of subsidised LPG cylinders up to oil companies: Veerappa Moily
Close to midnight on Thursday, the government put on hold a decision announced only hours before to hike the price of non-subsidised LPG cylinders by Rs. 26.50. The petroleum ministry reportedly sent out a late night instruction to public sector oil marketing firms not to effect the hike.
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Government puts hike in price of LPG cylinders on hold
Hours after announcing a hike of Rs.26.50 per non-subsidised LPG cylinder, the government put its decision on hold. Earlier, taking a politically prickly decision, just weeks ahead of two crucial state elections, the government hiked the cost of non-subsidised cooking gas cylinders, which would have brought its cost to Rs. 922 for a household in De...
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Before major elections, LPG price hiked by Rs 26.50
Taking a politically prickly decision, just weeks ahead of two crucial state elections, the government today hiked the cost of non-subsidised cooking gas cylinders by Rs 26.50. This brings the cost of a non-subsidised cylinder to Rs 922 for a household in Delhi. The same cylinder at a subsidised rate is Rs. 410.42 in Delhi.
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NCP threatens stir over subsidised LPG cylinder issue
NCP, a partner in Maharashtra's ruling coalition, today threatened to launch an agitation if the government failed to take decision within a week on providing three additional subsidised LPG cylinders.
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LPG cylinder price hiked, non-subsidised cylinder to now cost Rs. 921; BJP to protest on October 12
The price of cooking gas (LPG) has been hiked by Rs 11.42 per cylinder, following the government's decision to raise the commission paid to the dealers. The hike comes within weeks of the government deciding to restrict supply of subsidised cooking gas to six cylinders per household in a year.
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Subsidised LPG Hiked By Rs 2.08 Per Cylinder; Non-Subsidised Up By 42.50
Domestic cooking gas (LPG) price was on Thursday hiked by Rs 2.08 per cylinder and non-subsidised gas by Rs 42.50 per bottle, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) said.
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LPG Cooking Gas Cylinders Get Costlier, Non-Subsidised Rates Up By Rs 59
Subsidised cooking gas (LPG) price was on Sunday hiked by Rs 2.89 per cylinder to Rs 502.4 per cylinder.
-
Cooking Gas Price Raised By Rs 55. Fall In Rupee A Factor
Subsidised cooking gas price was hiked by Rs 2.71 per cylinder today as a result of tax impact of base price rising due to spurt in international rates and fall in rupee.
-
Price Of Non-Subsided Cooking Gas Reduced By Rs 35 Per Cylinder
Prices of non-subsidised LPG, or cooking gas, have been reduced by Rs 35.50 per cylinder, and that of the subsidised one by a marginal Rs 1.74, according to state-run oil marketing companies, even as public sector Indraprastha Gas Ltd hiked the rates for piped and compressed natural gas (CNG) supply to cities in the national capital region.
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LPG Gas Cylinder Prices In Top Cities After Latest Price Hike
Non-subsidised LPG cylinder price was hiked by up to Rs 94 per unit (14.2 kilograms) from November 1, 2017.
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LPG (Cooking Gas) Prices Hiked By Rs 93-94 Per Cylinder; Jet Fuel Rates Go Up
Before Wednesday, subsidised LPG cost Rs 491.13 per 14.2 kg cylinder in Delhi, Rs 493.83 in Kolkata, Rs 493.8 in Mumbai and Rs 479.11 in Chennai.
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Cooking Gas (LPG) Price Hiked By Rs 2 Per Cylinder
Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan had told Lok Sabha that the government has asked state-run oil companies to raise subsidised cooking gas (LPG) prices by Rs 4 per cylinder every month to eliminate all the subsidies by March next year.
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Subsidised LPG Rates See A Hike By Up To Rs 32 Per Cylinder Following GST
Domestic cooking gas (LPG) price has been hiked by up to Rs 32 per cylinder -- the steepest increase in six years -- following implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST).
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Diesel price hike, LPG cap: DMK asks Centre not to invite wrath of the poor
Disapproving the Centre's diesel deregulation move, UPA's key ally DMK on Friday demanded that the government reconsider it and raise the subsidised LPG cylinder cap to 12 from the proposed nine. It also asked the Centre not to invite the wrath of the poor on cooking gas.
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Will the government raise the cap on subsidised LPG cylinders in election season?
After putting on hold the decision to hike the non-subsidised LPG cylinder prices by Rs. 26.50, there are reports that the government is now facing pressure to raise the cap on number of subsidised cylinders for households from the current six to nine.
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Raise in cap of subsidised LPG cylinders up to oil companies: Veerappa Moily
Close to midnight on Thursday, the government put on hold a decision announced only hours before to hike the price of non-subsidised LPG cylinders by Rs. 26.50. The petroleum ministry reportedly sent out a late night instruction to public sector oil marketing firms not to effect the hike.
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Government puts hike in price of LPG cylinders on hold
Hours after announcing a hike of Rs.26.50 per non-subsidised LPG cylinder, the government put its decision on hold. Earlier, taking a politically prickly decision, just weeks ahead of two crucial state elections, the government hiked the cost of non-subsidised cooking gas cylinders, which would have brought its cost to Rs. 922 for a household in De...
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Before major elections, LPG price hiked by Rs 26.50
Taking a politically prickly decision, just weeks ahead of two crucial state elections, the government today hiked the cost of non-subsidised cooking gas cylinders by Rs 26.50. This brings the cost of a non-subsidised cylinder to Rs 922 for a household in Delhi. The same cylinder at a subsidised rate is Rs. 410.42 in Delhi.
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NCP threatens stir over subsidised LPG cylinder issue
NCP, a partner in Maharashtra's ruling coalition, today threatened to launch an agitation if the government failed to take decision within a week on providing three additional subsidised LPG cylinders.
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LPG cylinder price hiked, non-subsidised cylinder to now cost Rs. 921; BJP to protest on October 12
The price of cooking gas (LPG) has been hiked by Rs 11.42 per cylinder, following the government's decision to raise the commission paid to the dealers. The hike comes within weeks of the government deciding to restrict supply of subsidised cooking gas to six cylinders per household in a year.
