Lpg Stove

A 12-year-old boy died of burns sustained in a fire that broke out on Monday after he removed the gas-supplying pipe of an LPG stove in his Nagpur home, the police said.

It is 11:30 am and Laxmi Tumbde is busy preparing lunch for her family of three. They live in Kashimira village, some 50 km from Mumbai. She cooks on a modern gas stove using an LPG cylinder she received in August under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana. It's a scheme, she says, that has changed her life in many ways.

In 2016, Guddi Devi, a resident of Jigni Khas village in Uttar Pradesh's Ballia district, was among the first to receive a gas connection under PM Modi's Ujjwala Yojana scheme. Three years on she still lights her traditional "chulha" with firewood and cow dung cakes to cook meals

BJP chief Amit Shah turned into a friend with great benefits for a tribal family in the Chhota Udepur district of Gujarat with whom he lunched yesterday. About a month before the politician's arrival, a cooler, an LPG stove, a wash basin and a toilet were installed at the small home owned by Popat-bhai Rathwa, who is a tribal and member of the BJP.

Two months ago, the busiest corner in Seema Devi's house in this UP village was the place where chulha or the wooden stove was kept. It's in this part of her dwelling that she cooked at least three meals a day for her family of six using firewood and cowdung. But now things have changed for better.

First Energy's brand Oorja, a combination of a 'micro-gasification' stove and biomass-based pellet fuel, is adopted by several customers as a substitute to fossil fuels such as LPG and diesel, it added.

The issue of fire safety has come into sharp focus because of the rising number of mishaps in trains across the country.

Delhi is set to become the first kerosene-free city with the government launching a scheme on Tuesday under which 350,000 families using kerosene oil will get a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinder and a cooking stove for free.

Here's a story of Devendra Kumar, one who has successfully raised his voice against some unscrupulous LPG dealers.

A 12-year-old boy died of burns sustained in a fire that broke out on Monday after he removed the gas-supplying pipe of an LPG stove in his Nagpur home, the police said.

It is 11:30 am and Laxmi Tumbde is busy preparing lunch for her family of three. They live in Kashimira village, some 50 km from Mumbai. She cooks on a modern gas stove using an LPG cylinder she received in August under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana. It's a scheme, she says, that has changed her life in many ways.

In 2016, Guddi Devi, a resident of Jigni Khas village in Uttar Pradesh's Ballia district, was among the first to receive a gas connection under PM Modi's Ujjwala Yojana scheme. Three years on she still lights her traditional "chulha" with firewood and cow dung cakes to cook meals

BJP chief Amit Shah turned into a friend with great benefits for a tribal family in the Chhota Udepur district of Gujarat with whom he lunched yesterday. About a month before the politician's arrival, a cooler, an LPG stove, a wash basin and a toilet were installed at the small home owned by Popat-bhai Rathwa, who is a tribal and member of the BJP.

Two months ago, the busiest corner in Seema Devi's house in this UP village was the place where chulha or the wooden stove was kept. It's in this part of her dwelling that she cooked at least three meals a day for her family of six using firewood and cowdung. But now things have changed for better.

First Energy's brand Oorja, a combination of a 'micro-gasification' stove and biomass-based pellet fuel, is adopted by several customers as a substitute to fossil fuels such as LPG and diesel, it added.

The issue of fire safety has come into sharp focus because of the rising number of mishaps in trains across the country.

Delhi is set to become the first kerosene-free city with the government launching a scheme on Tuesday under which 350,000 families using kerosene oil will get a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinder and a cooking stove for free.

Here's a story of Devendra Kumar, one who has successfully raised his voice against some unscrupulous LPG dealers.