Ujjwala Yojana New Rules: The Union Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has indicated that there has been a change in the number of subsidized LPG cylinders available under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY). Now this number has been reduced from 9 to 4. Although no clear announcement has been made by the government regarding this, but in the recent statement of the ministry, it has been said that Ujjwala families will get a subsidy of Rs 300 per cylinder on the first four refills every year.

How many cylinders will Ujjwala customers get?

According to the latest information, PMUY beneficiaries will get a subsidy of Rs 300 per cylinder on the first four LPG refills every year. This means that a total subsidy of Rs 1200 will be given to a family in a year.

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Indirect subsidy is available on LPG

According to the government, Ujjwala beneficiaries are already getting the benefit of indirect subsidy. On June 7, the price of LPG cylinder was increased by Rs 29. After this, the ministry says that Ujjwala beneficiaries get a 14.2 kg cylinder for around Rs 642, while common users have to pay up to Rs 942. In fact its supply cost is said to be more than Rs 1600. The government claims that Ujjwala users get indirect subsidy of up to Rs 1,000.

Eligibility for Ujjwala Scheme

Some special conditions have been set to avail the benefits of PMUY such as…

• Most importantly, the applicant should be a woman and her age should be 18 years or older.
• There should not be any existing LPG connection in the family.
• Adult woman from poor family can apply.

Main benefits of this scheme

Under Ujjwala scheme, beneficiaries get many facilities like…

• LPG connection without any security deposit
• first free refill
• domestic gas stove
• Pressure Regulator and Safety Kit
• Direct subsidy transfer to bank account

how to apply?

• You can apply online by visiting https://pmuy.gov.in or through CSC center.
• Whereas for offline application, you can go to the nearby LPG distributor and submit the form.

What are the necessary documents?

• Aadhar card
• bank passbook
• ration card
• Proof of age and address
• passport size photo
• Self-Declaration

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India vs Pakistan LPG Price: Amidst the ongoing tension in the Middle East, there is a shortage of gas cylinders across the world. In such a situation, this question arises in the minds of many people that what is its situation in the neighboring countries. Let us tell you that on one hand people in Pakistan are facing rising gas prices, on the other hand shortage of gas has also become a big problem. In many areas, people have to wait for hours for gas to cook, whereas in India, regular supply of LPG cylinders is reaching most of the houses.

How much does a gas cylinder cost in India and Pakistan?

According to recent data, a 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder is available in India for around Rs 853. Whereas in Pakistan, the price of LPG cylinder of the same capacity is more than Rs 1,000 in Indian Rupees. That means, in terms of price, LPG cylinder in Pakistan is costlier than India.

This is the reason why the Government of India says that compared to many countries of the world, LPG is being provided to Indian consumers at a relatively lower price. Although the prices in both the countries keep changing from time to time as per the international market and government policies, but in the current situation, the economic burden of gas on the consumers of Pakistan is considered to be higher than that of India.

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Gas shortage is a bigger problem than price.

The discussion of gas in Pakistan is not limited to price only. There, shortage of natural gas has been a matter of constant concern for the last few years. During the winter season, there have been reports of gas supply being closed for hours in many cities. Many families have to resort to alternative fuels for cooking. In some places, people are able to prepare food only when gas is available late at night or early in the morning.

On the other hand, in India too, LPG prices affect people’s budget, but the situation regarding availability of gas is relatively better. Due to Ujjwala scheme and expansion of LPG distribution network, cylinders are being delivered even to remote areas of the country. This is why a correct comparison can be made only by looking at both price and availability together.

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LPG Gas Subsidy: Under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana and Direct Benefit Transfer in the country, LPG subsidy is sent directly to the bank account of the beneficiary. However, sometimes such cases also come to light when the subsidy received by the gas consumers reaches someone else’s account or even after filling the gas cylinder, the gas subsidy does not come into the accounts for many months.

If this has happened to you too then you do not need to panic. You can easily solve this problem sitting at home. In such a situation, let us tell you today how you can complain about not receiving gas subsidy money.

Why can subsidies stop?

If you have booked a gas cylinder under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana and still the subsidy money does not come to your account, then there can be many reasons behind it.

• If your bank account is not linked to Aadhaar then the subsidy money through direct benefit transfer may get stuck.
• Apart from this, those who have not completed the e-KYC process or whose e-KYC is incomplete, they also do not get the subsidy money.
• Many times, if there is no transaction from the bank account for a long time, the account may become inactive due to which transactions are not possible.

Where to complain if gas subsidy money is not received?

Complain on the website

1. If your bank account is not linked to Aadhaar and you do not receive gas subsidy money even after completing the e-KYC process, you can complain in many ways. If gas subsidy money is not received then go to www.mylpg.in website.
2. After this, click on the company whose gas connection you have taken.
3. By clicking on it, a new page will open in which you will see the option of online feedback.
4. Here a new page of feedback will open, in which the registered mobile number and LPG ID will have to be filled for gas subsidy.
5. As soon as you fill this information, all the information related to your gas subsidy will be visible to you.
6. Here you can see all the information related to subsidy. Along with this, you can also lodge a complaint if you do not receive gas subsidy money.
7. Apart from this, you can also file a complaint on pgportal.gov.in.

Complain by calling toll free number

If the subsidy money does not come even after the cylinder is booked, then first of all you should wait for at least 4 days. If even after this the subsidy money does not come to your account, then call the toll free number 1800-2333-555. The customer service representative on this number will resolve your complaint and the update will be sent to your mobile number.

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Cabinet decision for ujjawala subsidiya: The Union Cabinet on Friday approved a subsidy of Rs 12,000 crore under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) for FY 2025-26. This decision was approved in the Union Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This decision of the government will benefit about 10.33 crore families in the country.

300 subsidy to the beneficiary of Ujjwala scheme

The Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana was launched in May 2016. The objective of this scheme was to provide LPG connections to women of poor families of the country without any security. The most important thing is that till 1 July 2025, about 10.33 crore connections have been given under the Ujjwala scheme in the country. The first refill and stove are being given free of cost by the government under the Ujjwala scheme 2.0.

According to an official statement: “The Union Cabinet has approved the target subsidy of Rs 300 per cylinder per year on 9 gas cylinders per year to the beneficiaries of the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) during FY 2025-26. It is estimated to be Rs 12,000 crore.” It is worth noting that India imports about 60 percent of its LPG needs, due to which this step of subsidy becomes socially and economically important.

To improve the standard of living of women

The real objective of the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana is to increase the scope of the benefits of clean kitchen fuel to the underprivileged families. Through this, by giving subsidized LPG connections, you have to reduce the use of traditional fuel, so that their health hazards can be reduced. Along with this, women can be strengthened and improve their standard of living. Obviously, the government has also got success in this scheme to a great extent.

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