60,000 cylinders to restart cooking gas subsidy plan
Some 60,000 six-kilo LPG cylinders are to be distributed in the initial phase of the state subsidy scheme for affordable cooking gas planned to restart in July
Some 60,000 six-kilo liquid petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders are to be distributed in the initial phase of the state subsidy scheme for affordable cooking gas planned to restart in July, official documents show.
The disclosure came as the Petroleum ministry sought suppliers of smart meters to be fitted on the cylinders that will be distributed among low-income households in the country.
