Global oil markets are set to see a surplus once the Strait of Hormuz reopens. Fitch Ratings predicts this despite current price hikes. The...

The Bharatiya Janata Party has unveiled its manifesto for the Tamil Nadu assembly polls. The party is focusing on women voters with promise...

Ghaziabad is launching new 5 kg LPG connections for the economically weaker sections and working class. Eighty-five gas agencies in the dis...

The government is increasing commercial LPG supplies for industries. Units can now get up to 70 percent of their previous consumption. This...

Fuel demand saw a surge in March. Diesel sales climbed 8% as consumers stocked up fearing shortages. Petrol demand also rose above trend. H...

The government has doubled the daily quota of 5-kg LPG cylinders for migrant workers. This move aims to stabilize fuel supplies amidst glob...

Natural gas supply to fertilizer plants has reached 90 percent of their needs. Oil companies are procuring liquefied natural gas from the s...

Price of non-subsidised LPG, which consumers buy after exhausting their quota of subsidised cooking fuel, was today cut by Rs 23.50 per 14....

While raising quota of subsidised cylinders that a household can avail in a year to 12, the govt had in Feb put a limit of one cylinder/mon...

Soon after Rahul pitched for an increase in number of subsidised LPG cylinders, Moily on Friday said that the govt will increase the cap fr...

Increasing the limit to 12 would result in an additional fuel subsidy burden of Rs 3,300 crore-5,800 crore for the government.

Rahul today made a strong pitch for the raising of the quota of subsidised LPG cylinders for households during a meeting with PM Manmohan S...

The government has no proposal before it to raise the quota of subisidised LPG cylinders to 12 per household in a year.

The government today said it will "look into" a demand to raise the quota of subsidised LPG cylinders to 12 per household in a year.

The 14.2-kg cooking gas cylinder that consumers buy beyond their entitled nine cylinders at subsidised rates, will now cost Rs 1,241.

The price of non-subsidised LPG cylinders, which was hiked by Rs 26.50 to Rs 922 per unit, has been reversed and it will be available at ol...

AP govt is finding it tough to honour the Congress high command's directive on increasing the subsidised LPG quota from six to nine cylinde...