How can I check my gas subsidy amount?
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How can I check my gas subsidy amount?
How can I know my LPG subsidy amount? Click on the link http://mylpg.in/index.aspx where you will have to provide your 17-digit LPG ID and click on ‘Submit’. You can then view the subsidy amount you will be eligible to receive by mentioning the details of your bank account and Aadhaar number.
What is LPG gas subsidy scheme?
Give Up LPG Subsidy is a campaign that was launched in March 2015 by the Indian government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The surrendered subsidy is being redistributed by the government in order to provide cooking gas connections to poor families in rural households free of cost.
How can I link my SBI account to LPG subsidy?
LPG Subsidy – How To Link Online SBI Bank Account To LPG Consumer ID
- Login to SBI Internet Banking. Click to enlarge – SBI Online Banking Login Page.
- In the Home page, open “My Accounts-> Link your LPG Customer ID-> Register” link as shown below.
- Fill the details as shown above and click on “Submit” button.
Is there any subsidy on LPG cylinders?
The price hike of LPG cylinders has been uniformly implemented all across the country. Currently, the government is not offering any subsidy on cooking gas. The LPG prices are usually revised at the beginning of every month.
When will the LPG prices be revised in India?
The LPG prices are usually revised at the beginning of every month. But in the month of February 2021 itself, the prices were hiked thrice. The Domestic LPG cylinder price was hiked from ₹694 a cylinder in January 2021 to ₹719 a cylinder on February 4th, 2021, in New Delhi.
How is the price of LPG cylinder fixed?
The domestic LPG cylinder is mainly for domestic household and the same is available with all the gas distributors in the country. The prices of LPG is fixed by the state-run oil marketing companies and the same is arrived at based on currency exchange rate and crude prices at the global level.
What is the current price of non-subsidized cooking gas in India?
The government-run Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) in a statement has announced cut in the prices of non-subsidized LPG cylinders with effect from August 1, 2019, midnight. The softening of international crude prices has led to the cut in the price of non-subsidized cooking gas by Rs 62.50 per cylinder.