New Delhi: Subsidy on LPG gas cylinder: The central government provides subsidy facility to the general public to give relief on the prices of gas cylinders. LPG subsidy is set aside in different states. At the same time, people whose annual income is more than 10 lakh rupees are excluded from this facility … but whether you have received subsidy in the month of February or not. Let us tell you how you can check.

Check online status of Indane Gas like this
>> First of all, you have to visit the official website of Indane Gas https://bit.ly/3rU6Lol.
>> An image of the cylinder will appear in front of you. Clicking on it will open the Complaint box, write Subsidy Status and press the proceed button.
>> Now click on Subsidy Related (PAHAL) button, after which you will get some new options in the Sub Category, here you have to click on Subsidy Not Received.
>> After this you have to enter your mobile number.
>> If the mobile number is not linked, then there will be an option of ID, enter the ID of your gas connection there.
>> After this, you have to submit it by verifying.

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Will get full details
Let me tell you, now all the information related to subsidy will be revealed. How much subsidy you have received and how much is being sent. Apart from this, you can also get information about your subsidy by talking to customer care. The customer care number of Indane Company is 1800-233-3555. Here too you will be asked for mobile number or customer ID.

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Gas cylinder becomes twice expensive in February
Let us tell you that in the month of February, the government oil companies have increased the price from gas twice. On the first four February, the price of non-subsidized LPG cylinders of Indane, HP in metro cities increased by Rs 25, followed by an increase of Rs 50 per cylinder on February 15.