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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman also said the government will give Rs 200 per cylinder subsidy to Ujjwala Yojana beneficiaries for 12 cylinders in a year to help ease some of the burden arising from cooking gas rates rising to record levels.
A 14.2-kg LPG cylinder costs Rs 1,003 in the national capital. Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana beneficiaries, the poor women who got free connections, will get Rs 200 subsidy directly in their bank accounts and the effective price for them would be Rs 803 per 14.2-kg cylinder.
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₹200 per LPG cylinder subsidy for Ujjwala Yojana beneficiaries announced by Modi govt: watch for details

A 14.2-kg LPG cylinder costs Rs 1,003 in the national capital. Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana beneficiaries, the poor women who got free connections, will get Rs 200 subsidy directly in their bank accounts and the effective price for them would be Rs 803 per 14.2-kg cylinder.

LPG cylinders made cheaper by Rs 200 by the govt, here are the details

Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana beneficiaries, the poor women who got free connections, will get Rs 200 subsidy directly in their bank accounts.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman also said the government will give Rs 200 per cylinder subsidy to Ujjwala Yojana beneficiaries for 12 cylinders in a year to help ease some of the burden arising from cooking gas rates rising to record levels.
A 14.2-kg LPG cylinder costs Rs 1,003 in the national capital. Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana beneficiaries, the poor women who got free connections, will get Rs 200 subsidy directly in their bank accounts and the effective price for them would be Rs 803 per 14.2-kg cylinder.
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One last month for this year to go, but traders have been hit by inflation yet again. LPG prices for commercial cylinders were on Wednesday increased by ₹103.50. 
The only good news for general public is that domestic cylinders prices are stable and have not changed. 
Commercial cylinders of the 19 kg in Delhi will cost Rs 2,104 from today onwards which was costing Rs 2000.50 earlier. The price of commercial gas cylinder in Kolkata increased by Rs 101 to Rs 2,174.5. Earlier its price was Rs 2073.5. The commercial gas price in Mumbai has gone up to Rs 2,051. Earlier the price was Rs 1,950.
With this, the prices of commercial cylinders, food, and drink outside will become expensive. In September and October also, petroleum companies had increased the price of commercial gas cylinders. The price of a 19 kg commercial gas cylinder was increased by Rs 43 on September 1 and Rs 75 on October 1.

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Earlier on November 1 the price of LPG commercial cylinder was hiked by Rs 266 to Rs 2000.50.

December kickstarted with bad news with a hike in the price of&nbsp;LPG&nbsp;gas cylinders.&nbsp;LPG prices for commercial cylinders were on Wednesday increased by ₹103.50. However there was relief for domestic users as prices for that category have not been raised.&nbsp;
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Commercial cylinders of the 19 kg in Delhi will cost Rs 2,104 from Wednesday onwards. The price of commercial gas cylinder in Kolkata increased by Rs 101 to Rs 2,174.5. Earlier its price was Rs 2073.5. The commercial gas price in Mumbai has gone up to Rs 2,051.&nbsp;
With this, the prices of commercial cylinders, food, and drink outside will become expensive. In September and October also, petroleum companies had increased the price of commercial gas cylinders. The price of a 19 kg commercial gas cylinder was increased by Rs 43 on September 1 and Rs 75 on October 1.

At least 6 Covid-19 patients died at a hospital in Madhya Pradesh&rsquo;s Shahdol on Saturday night allegedly due to low oxygen supply. The stage administration has denied the allegation and maintained that there is sufficient supply of oxygen and the demand is being met.
But the Dean of the Government Medical College Hospital said that the facility was overwhelmed with patients and could not keep up with the oxygen supply. All 62 beds in the Intensive Care Unit are occupied. He also said that the cylinders at the hospital do not have the capacity to hold sufficient oxygen for the increasing number of patients.
The hospital had requested for more supply but the cylinders did not reach on time. As a result, the hospital reduced the pressure of the oxygen that was being supplied to the the patients. However, the hospital like the state administration maintains that the fatalities occurred in the Intensive Care Unit and all those who died were critical.
The Opposition Congress attacked the government over the lagging supplies. Former Chief Minister of the state Kamal Nath in a tweet said that oxygen and remdevisir were sufficient only on the government&rsquo;s records but not on the ground.

6 Covid-19 patients die due to lack of oxygen in MP, authorities deny 

//6 dead at MP hospital allegedly due to low oxygen supply //District admin denies, says patients were Covid-critical&nbsp; //Dean of hospitals says facility struggling with demand&nbsp; //All 62 beds in&nbsp;ICU occupied, oxygen plant can't hold sufficient supply //Hospital had requested more oxygen, supply didn't reach on time //But hospital maintains patients died due to critical Covid condition&nbsp; //Oppn: supplies sufficient only on govt records, not on ground&nbsp;

At least 6 Covid-19 patients died at a hospital in Madhya Pradesh&rsquo;s Shahdol on Saturday night allegedly due to low oxygen supply. The stage administration has denied the allegation and maintained that there is sufficient supply of oxygen and the demand is being met.
But&nbsp;Milind Shiralkar, the Dean of the Government Medical College Hospital said that the facility was overwhelmed with patients and could not keep up with the oxygen supply. All 62 beds in the Intensive Care Unit are occupied. He also said that the cylinders at the hospital do not have the capacity to hold sufficient oxygen for the increasing number of patients.
According to the dean,&nbsp;the hospital had requested more supply but the cylinders did not reach on time and as a result, the hospital reduced the pressure of the oxygen that was being supplied to the the patients. However, the hospital like the state administration maintains that the fatalities occurred in the Intensive Care Unit and all those who died were critical and it can't to be ascertained that the cause of death was low oxygen supply
The Opposition Congress attacked the government over the lagging supplies. Former Chief Minister of the state Kamal Nath in a tweet said that oxygen and remdevisir were sufficient only on the government&rsquo;s records but not on the ground.

LPG cylinder prices have seen a price hike again, this is the second time in just 4 days.&nbsp;LPG cylinder prices increased by Rs 25 effective immediately.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;LPG prices have been raised 4 times in that last 4 weeks. Infact&nbsp;prices have soared to Rs 819/cyclinder&nbsp;in Delhi vs Rs&nbsp;Rs&nbsp;594/cylinder on Dec 1.&nbsp;The increase is applicable across all categories including&nbsp;subsidised&nbsp;and non-subsidised&nbsp;users.&nbsp;

LPG prices hiked for the 4th time in less than a month

LPG cylinder prices have seen a price hike again, this is the second time in just 4 days.&nbsp;LPG cylinder prices increased by Rs 25 effective immediately.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; LPG prices have been raised 4 times in that last 4 weeks. Infact&nbsp;prices have soared to Rs 819/cyclinder&nbsp;in Delhi vs Rs&nbsp;Rs&nbsp;594/cylinder on Dec 1.&nbsp;The increase is applicable across all categories including&nbsp;subsidised&nbsp;and non-subsidised&nbsp;users.&nbsp;

LPG cylinder prices have seen a price hike again, this is the second time in just 4 days.&nbsp;LPG cylinder prices increased by Rs 25 effective immediately.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; LPG prices have been raised 4 times in that last 4 weeks. Infact&nbsp;prices have soared to Rs 819/cyclinder&nbsp;in Delhi vs Rs&nbsp;Rs&nbsp;594/cylinder on Dec 1.&nbsp;The increase is applicable across all categories including&nbsp;subsidised&nbsp;and non-subsidised&nbsp;users.&nbsp;

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