In the second phase, the households whose total annual income is less than Rs 4 lakh would be covered under this scheme. Gaude said 37,000 BPL families would be covered under this initiative wherein the money would be directly deposited in their bank account at the end of the current financial year.
Time Technoplast have a capacity of 700,000 cylinders, said Anil Jain, MD of the company.
The company has also launched MGL Connect Mobile App, which will assist consumers to find the nearest CNG station in Mumbai Metropolitan region (MMR) and nearby areas for a convenient refuelling experience.
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The duplicate/fake connections were blocked under the direct benefit transfer scheme, called PAHAL.
Consumers were entitled to 12 such bottles in a year at subsidised rate of Rs 417 in Delhi. Now the subsidised cooking gas is also available in 5-kg packs, costing Rs 155 per such cylinder in Delhi.
Rahul appealed to "the Prime Minister to raise the bar of LPG usage from nine cylinders to 12 cylinders,†and Veerappa Moily jumped in and said "aye, aye sir."
In bold reforms, the government on Thursday moved towards deregulating diesel when it raised prices by 51 paisa per litre and planned similar monthly hikes in future to cut record subsidies.
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The oil ministry has made a proposal to cabinet to raise diesel prices and increase the number of subsidised cylinders available to households to nine a year from the current cap of six, two oil ministry sources said on Wednesday.
A Parliamentary Panel has "deplored" the government for capping the supply of subsidised LPG to 6 cylinders per households, saying that such restrictions should not be placed on people having income below a threshold.
Oil Minister Veerappa Moily today announced that the government is looking at hiking the LPG subsidy cap from six to nine cylinders. However, if this hike takes place, the subsidy bill will shoot up by Rs 12,000 crore, reports CNBC-TV18's Aakansha Sethi.
The government will raise the cap on supply of subsidised cooking gas (LPG) to nine cylinders per household in a year from current restriction of six, Oil Minister M Veerappa Moily said.
Government is considering raising cap on supply of subsidised LPG cylinders and a decision will be taken in the "next few days", Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister M Veerappa Moily said in the Lok Sabha.
The oil ministry will raise the cap on supply of subsidised cooking gas (LPG) to 9 cylinders per household in a year provided the finance ministry agrees to give an additional Rs 3,000 crore in 2012-13.
The Petroleum Ministry has turned down a request of the HRD Ministry to allow supply of subsidised LPG cylinders for the mid-day meal programme.
The government is looking into demands for raising the cap on supply of subsidised cooking gas (LPG) cylinders per households, Oil Minister M Veerappa Moily said.
The government today extended by 15 days the deadline for filling the Know Your Customer (KYC) form by LPG consumers to month-end. In a nationwide exercise to weed out multiple or ghost connections, the government had previously extended the deadline for customers to fill KYC forms by 15 days till November 15.
The government has put on hold a price hike of Rs 26 and 50 paise on non-subsidised LPG cylinders. According to sources the hike has been put on hold until further notice, reports Malvika Jain of CNBC-TV18.
Facing stiff opposition, the government tonight put on hold the Rs 26.5 increase in price of cooking gas cylinders that consumers buy beyond their quota of six subsidised bottles.
The price of non-subsidised cooking gas (LPG), which consumers buy beyond the cheaper quota of six cylinders, was today hiked by Rs 26.50 to Rs 922 per unit on firming international rates.
Maharashtra Government will incur a burden of Rs 2,400 crore to provide three subsidised LPG cylinders to consumers in the state, officials said. "There are 1.71 crore LPG consumers and five crore gas cylinders and giving subsidies will cost the state exchequer a huge burden of Rs 2,400 crore.
The National Federation of LPG Distributors of India has announced a nationwide strike on October 1 against the cap on subsidised cylinders introduced recently by the government to deal with its huge subsidy bill.