LPG subsidy ends for consumer with taxable income above 10 Lakh News

No more LPG subsidy for consumers earning taxable income more than Rs10 Lakh in new year

Success of LPG subsidy GiveItUp caimpaign motivates 57.5 lakh volunteers to give up their subsidy in total 16.35 Crore LPG consumers count.

BPL families in India are set to get benefits from the subsidy given up from these volunteers, proving a success of governments social plan to benefits poor in unique way. The campaign to provide the LPG gas connection benefits is coined as Giveback campaign.

This also help in replacing dependencies on kerocene, coal, fuel wood, cow dung etc. in those lucky poor families.

LPG subsidy GiveitUp campaign success shows sensitive face of India

People earning more than Rs 10 Lakh as taxable income may not avail the benefits of subsidy any more officially. This move further benefit to provide help to governments to curb budget deficits.

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