The goal for 2018 is to provide LPG connections to 15 to 16 lakh people, an official release said quoting Das.
Ovens would also be given to the beneficiaries, he said after inaugurating the 'LPG Catalyst of Social Change Conference' held here.
Addressing the gathering, Union Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas Dharmendra Pradhan said Jharkhand is the first state in the country where stove and first refill are given free with LPG connection.
He said, though Jharkhand is a a backward state, the poor families associated with the Ujjwala scheme are making an average of three refills annually and this is a huge success.
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