CNG and piped cooking gas price in the national capital and adjoining cities was on Saturday cut in sync with a reduction in natural gas prices. Indraprastha Gas Ltd in a statement said the CNG price in Delhi will be reduced by Rs 1.53 per kg in Delhi and by Rs 1.70 per kg in Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad. The new consumer price of Rs 42.70 per kg in Delhi and Rs 48.38 per kg in Noida, Greater Noida & Ghaziabad would be effective from 6.00 am on October 4, 2020, it said. The revised CNG price in Muzaffarnagar would be Rs 56.55 per kg, in Karnal & Kaithal would be Rs 50.68 per kg, in Rewari & Gurugram would be Rs 53.40 per kg and in district Kanpur would be Rs 59.80 per kg. Along with automobile segment, the benefit of reduction in gas prices has been extended to the household segment also. IGL will cut piped cooking gas (PNG) prices effective October 4 across all cities. The consumer price of PNG to the households in Delhi has been decreased by Rs 1.05 per scm from Rs
The minister said that power will provide poor strata of the society a cheaper option for their day to day requirement
Move may open up subsidised LPG sector to private marketers
The Cabinet also approved the Centre's increased contribution for both employees and employers share (to 12 per cent from 10 per cent) under the Employees' Provident Fund for another 3 months
Earlier, beneficiaries under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) were entitled to three free liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders effective April 1 to June 30 this year.
This is a third straight monthly reduction in the price of LPG cylinders and comes on the back of falling international rates
Natural gas gets converted into CNG on compression and is also supplied for lighting cooking stoves through pipes.
Its objectives are clear. But the reality in recent years has not cooperated with the government's plans
This is the second straight monthly increase in rates warranted due to firming up of prices in the international market
Only 48.3 per cent of the rural households used LPG, while the figures were much higher in urban areas at 86.6 per cent, according to the NSO report
Non-subsidised LPG will now cost Rs 574.50 with effect from midnight tonight
Dharmendra Pradhan, says he wants at least 280-300 million LPG consumers by 2019
The state govt adopted a mission mode approach to improve the quality of life of people through the launch of city gas grid