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Cooking Gas Hike Of Rs 4 Per Cylinder Every Month Withdrawn
The move was seen contrary to the government's Ujjwala scheme of providing free cooking gas connections to the poor, said a source.
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UIDAI Allows Airtel To E-Verify Telecom Subscribers Till January 10
The Aadhaar-issuing body UIDAI today allowed Bharti Airtel to conduct eKYC verification for its telecom subscribers till January 10 with stiff riders, but maintained its "suspension" order on Airtel Payments Bank.
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Government Fixes Year-End Target Of 100% Aadhaar-Linked Direct Benefit Transfers
All DBT or Direct Benefit Transfers will be linked to Aadhaar by the end of the current calendar year.
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20 Lakh People Gave up Cooking Gas Subsidy, Says PM Modi
Underscoring the importance of people's participation to make the government's efforts successful, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said at least 20 lakh people have surrendered their gas subsidy and Rs.15,000 crore had been saved due to introduction of direct benefit transfer in LPG subsidy.
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Have Written to States for Direct Benefit Transfer in Kerosene: Jayant Sinha
The Centre today said it has written to Chief Ministers and Union Territory Administrators for Direct Benefit Transfer for kerosene in the accounts of the beneficiaries.
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Give Up Gas Subsidy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Urges Those Who Can Afford It
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today appealed to the well off people to give up subsidised cooking gas, and expressed his government's resolve to reduce dependence on energy imports by 10 per cent by 2022.
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Jayalalithaa urges Prime Minister to put on hold Direct Benefit Transfer for LPG in Tamil Nadu
Reiterating her government's opposition to Direct Benefit Transfer for LPG scheme, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today urged Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to put on hold the rollout of proposed Phase-II of the project.
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Direct benefit transfer for LPG scheme launched
The ambitious direct transfer of cash subsidy on cooking gas was today kick-started in 18 districts with consumers being paid Rs 435 directly in their bank accounts.
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LPG subsidy directly in bank accounts from today in 18 districts
Starting today cooking gas (LPG) consumers in 18 districts will get Rs 435 in their bank accounts when they book an LPG cylinder as the government rolls out its ambitious direct benefit transfer (DBT) programme to cut its fuel subsidy.
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LPG subsidy to be covered by direct cash transfers
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday said he had been informed that the process of tracking and monitoring system in Direct Benefit Transfers (DBT) was "unsatisfactory" and asserted that there was a need to track funds and information about the beneficiaries.
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Cooking Gas Hike Of Rs 4 Per Cylinder Every Month Withdrawn
The move was seen contrary to the government's Ujjwala scheme of providing free cooking gas connections to the poor, said a source.
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UIDAI Allows Airtel To E-Verify Telecom Subscribers Till January 10
The Aadhaar-issuing body UIDAI today allowed Bharti Airtel to conduct eKYC verification for its telecom subscribers till January 10 with stiff riders, but maintained its "suspension" order on Airtel Payments Bank.
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Government Fixes Year-End Target Of 100% Aadhaar-Linked Direct Benefit Transfers
All DBT or Direct Benefit Transfers will be linked to Aadhaar by the end of the current calendar year.
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20 Lakh People Gave up Cooking Gas Subsidy, Says PM Modi
Underscoring the importance of people's participation to make the government's efforts successful, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said at least 20 lakh people have surrendered their gas subsidy and Rs.15,000 crore had been saved due to introduction of direct benefit transfer in LPG subsidy.
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Have Written to States for Direct Benefit Transfer in Kerosene: Jayant Sinha
The Centre today said it has written to Chief Ministers and Union Territory Administrators for Direct Benefit Transfer for kerosene in the accounts of the beneficiaries.
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Give Up Gas Subsidy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Urges Those Who Can Afford It
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today appealed to the well off people to give up subsidised cooking gas, and expressed his government's resolve to reduce dependence on energy imports by 10 per cent by 2022.
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Jayalalithaa urges Prime Minister to put on hold Direct Benefit Transfer for LPG in Tamil Nadu
Reiterating her government's opposition to Direct Benefit Transfer for LPG scheme, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today urged Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to put on hold the rollout of proposed Phase-II of the project.
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Direct benefit transfer for LPG scheme launched
The ambitious direct transfer of cash subsidy on cooking gas was today kick-started in 18 districts with consumers being paid Rs 435 directly in their bank accounts.
-
LPG subsidy directly in bank accounts from today in 18 districts
Starting today cooking gas (LPG) consumers in 18 districts will get Rs 435 in their bank accounts when they book an LPG cylinder as the government rolls out its ambitious direct benefit transfer (DBT) programme to cut its fuel subsidy.
-
LPG subsidy to be covered by direct cash transfers
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday said he had been informed that the process of tracking and monitoring system in Direct Benefit Transfers (DBT) was "unsatisfactory" and asserted that there was a need to track funds and information about the beneficiaries.
