Lpg Cylinder Cap Raised

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  Now, No Monthly Limit on Subsidised LPG Cylinders

  The government had raised the annual cap on supply of cheaper LPG from nine to 12 cylinders of 14.2-kg each on January 30. It was inferred this meant one cylinder in a month.

• Oil Ministry Says Raising LPG Cap a Mistake: Report

  As subsidy bill balloons to $26 billion and oil and natural gas production stagnates, the Oil Ministry feels national oil companies like ONGC are losing focus on their core competence has led to this insipid situation.

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  Monthly cap on subsidised LPG cylinders removed: report

  The government had raised the annual cap on supply of cheaper LPG from nine to 12 cylinders of 14.2-kg each on January 30. It was inferred this meant one cylinder in a month.

• Subsidized LPG cap raised to 12 cylinders

  Ahead of the general elections due by May this year, the Cabinet raised the quota of subsidised LPG cylinders to 12 from nine, effective from February 1.

• Cabinet may clear raising LPG cylinder cap at next meeting: Oil Minister

  The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) may raise the subsidised LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) cylinder quota from 9 to 12 per household per year at the next meeting, Petroleum Minister M Veerappa Moily said on Friday.

• Oil companies fall as govt readies to dole out more subsidized cylinders

  Raising the cap on the number of subsidized LPG cylinders will lead to an additional subsidy burden of Rs 4,000 crore for the government, analysts estimated.

• Subsidised LPG cylinder cap to be raised to 12: Oil Minister

  Shortly after he finished speaking, Oil Minister Veerappa Moily announced that it would be done. Two weeks ago, he had said that there was no such proposal to raise the subsidy cap, though several Congress leaders and chief ministers had raised the demand.

• The Rahul effect: subsidised cylinders to be raised to 12 per year, says Veerappa Moily

  The government today announced that it would raise the quota of subsidized cooking gas, moments after Rahul Gandhi forcefully raised the demand at a Congress party platform.

• Government considering raising subsidised LPG cap to 12: Oil Minister

  Oil Minister M Veerappa Moily has said the government is considering increasing the quota of subsidised LPG cylinders to 12 per household per year.

• 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.

• Government allows oil retailers to set diesel prices; hikes LPG cap to 9: top 10 developments

  The government will permit state-run oil marketing companies to set diesel prices, Oil Minister Veerappa Moily said on Thursday, in a surprise move that could help the government reduce its budget-busting subsidy bill. It also raised the cap on subsidized cooking gas (LPG) cylinders to nine from six - a move that may result in a Rs. 5,000 crore hit...

• Govt allows oil retailers to set diesel prices; raises LPG cap to 9: Your comments

  The government will permit state-run oil marketing companies to set diesel prices in a surprise move. It also raised the cap on subsidized cooking gas (LPG) cylinders to nine from six - a move that may result in a Rs. 5,000 crore hit to the national exchequer.

• No objection to government's proposal to raise LPG cap: Election Commission

  The Election Commission has granted no objection to the government's proposal for an increase in the cap of subsidised LPG cylinders from six to nine in a year.

• Government allows oil retailers to set diesel prices; hikes LPG cap to 9: top 10 developments

  The government will permit state-run oil marketing companies to set diesel prices, Oil Minister Veerappa Moily said on Thursday, in a surprise move that could help the government reduce its budget-busting subsidy bill. It also raised the cap on subsidized cooking gas (LPG) cylinders to nine from six - a move that may result in a Rs 5,000 crore hit ...

• Govt raises cap on subsidised LPG cylinders

  The government today raised the cap on subsidised LPG gas cylinders from six to 9 in a year. The decision was taken after a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Political Affairs (CCPA).