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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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A World Trade Organisation (WTO) panel has asked India to withdraw sugar subsidy as the world's second largest producer of sugar allegedly violated global trade rules.Brazil, Australia and Guatemala had bought the case to the WTO in 2019, claiming India was in violation of 'support' rules by providing excessive subsidy. According to the findings of the WTO, India provided support to sugarcane growers in excess of the permitted level of 10% of the total value of sugarcane production. India believes that its measures are consistent with its obligations under the WTO agreements, and the ministry of commerce and industry said in a statement on Tuesday that a WTO panel’s findings were “erroneous". “India has initiated all measures necessary to protect its interest and file an appeal at the WTO against the report, to protect the interests of its farmers," said the ministry.

Bitter WTO ruling for India; trade body asks India to withdraw sugar subsidy

Brazil, Australia and Guatemala had bought the case to the WTO in 2019, claiming India was in violation of 'support' rules by providing excessive subsidy. 


India asked to withdraw sugar subsidy

India has initiated all measures necessary to protect its interest and file an appeal at the WTO against the report, to protect the interests of its farmers, Centre said

A World Trade Organisation (WTO) panel has asked India to withdraw sugar&nbsp;subsidy as the world's second largest producer of sugar allegedly&nbsp;violated global trade rules. Brazil, Australia and Guatemala had bought the case to the WTO&nbsp;in 2019, claiming India was in violation of 'support' rules by providing excessive subsidy.&nbsp;
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Gujarat government on Tuesday announced its new electric vehicle policy which could quicken the process of EV adoption in the state. Under the Gujarat EV policy, the state plans to provide&nbsp;₹870 crore subsidy support for two lakh electric vehicles over the next four years.Electric two-wheelers will receive a subsidy of up to&nbsp;₹20,000 and there will be a subsidy of up to&nbsp;₹1.5 lakh on electric cars. These subsidies will be available over and above the FAME-II subsidies that are provided by the central government. The EV policy also announced a 25% capital subsidy of up to&nbsp;₹10 lakh for the installation of 250 charging stations across the state.

Gujarat Electric Vehicle policy: ₹870 crore subsidy for 2 lakh vehicles 

Gujarat government on Tuesday announced its new electric vehicle policy which could quicken the process of EV adoption in the state. Under the Gujarat EV policy, the state plans to provide&nbsp;₹870 crore subsidy support for two lakh electric vehicles over the next four years. Electric two-wheelers will receive a subsidy of up to&nbsp;₹20,000 and there will be a subsidy of up to&nbsp;₹1.5 lakh on electric cars. These subsidies will be available over and above the FAME-II subsidies that are provided by the central government. The EV policy also announced a 25% capital subsidy of up to&nbsp;₹10 lakh for the installation of 250 charging stations across the state.

Gujarat government on Tuesday announced its new electric vehicle policy which could quicken the process of EV adoption in the state. Under the Gujarat EV policy, the state plans to provide&nbsp;₹870 crore subsidy support for two lakh electric vehicles over the next four years. Electric two-wheelers will receive a subsidy of up to&nbsp;₹20,000 and there will be a subsidy of up to&nbsp;₹1.5 lakh on electric cars. These subsidies will be available over and above the FAME-II subsidies that are provided by the central government. The EV policy also announced a 25% capital subsidy of up to&nbsp;₹10 lakh for the installation of 250 charging stations across the state.

After years of efforts to do away with the subsidy at the Palrliament canteen which offered dishes like Hyderabad Mutton Biryani at ₹ 65 and boiled vegetables at ₹ 12, the bell has finally tolled for cheap food. New prices announced this week show most items will be sold at par with market rates. A roti will cost ₹ 3, a vegetarian meal ₹ 100, and a non-vegetarian lunch buffet ₹ 700. The Mutton Biryani will now come in at ₹ 150 and the British heirloom of boiled vegetables ₹ 50. According to the PTI, the Lok Sabha Secretariat can annually save more than ₹ 8 crore with the subsidy coming to an end.

Subsidy gone, here's the new rate list for Parliament canteen 

Parliament canteen subsidy gone: Now, roti at ₹3, non-veg buffet At ₹700

After years of efforts to do away with the subsidy at the Palrliament canteen which offered dishes like Hyderabad Mutton Biryani at ₹ 65 and boiled vegetables at ₹ 12, the bell has finally tolled for cheap food. New prices announced this week show most items will be sold at par with market rates. A roti will cost ₹ 3, a vegetarian meal ₹ 100, and a non-vegetarian lunch buffet ₹ 700. The Mutton Biryani will now come in at ₹ 150 and the British heirloom of boiled vegetables ₹ 50. According to the PTI, the Lok Sabha Secretariat can annually save more than ₹ 8 crore with the subsidy coming to an end.

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