If you have recently changed your bank account or looking to get it changed, there are few simple methods you can follow to continue receiving your LPG subsidy. There are various occasions when an individual changes his/her bank account, however, this shouldn't stop you from receiving your subsidy. Under the LPG's DBTL (PAHAL) facility, you can shift PAHAL to a new bank account by using an easy online procedure. The following two methods can be used for changing the bank account:
The easiest method of changing the bank account is by using the Aadhaar. You can contact your new bank directly or follow the bank's online procedures to complete the Aadhaar linking. The National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI is responsible for facilitating the cash transfer of LPG subsidy to your bank account) considers only the latest bank account that has been linked to Aadhaar. The NPCI will cancel the previous bank account and start sending subsidy to your new account. Once you have initiated the linking of your Aadhaar to the new bank account, it will take around two weeks for the changes to reflect.
If you do not have the Aadhaar, you are still eligible for receiving the LPG subsidy by using the 17 digits LPG customer ID.
The Oil Merchant Companies (OMC) such as Bharat Gas, Indane and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited provide an online facility to obtain the 17 digits LPG customer ID. If you have the ID already, you can visit your bank's website to connect your LPG connection. If you don't have the ID, you can visit your distributor's website or contact them directly for the 17 digits customer ID. Once you have the LPG customer ID, you can log in to your bank's internet banking services to complete the LPG registration procedure.
The NPCI will send you a confirmation after a week or two. After the confirmation, your LPG customer ID will appear in your bank as well as LPG distributors website. Following the changes, your LPG subsidy will start coming into your new bank account.
Most banks have a similar process for seeding Aadhaar for the subsidy. You can either choose to take advantage of the online or offline process, depending on your accessibility. The following steps will help you in linking your Aadhaar Card to SBI Bank (as an example).
If you do not the access to a computer or internet, the following offline methods will help you with the linking of Aadhaar to SBI bank account.
If your phone is registered for mobile banking with SBI, you can send an SMS - UID(space)Aadhaar number(space)Account number to 567676. You will get a reply with a confirmation of Aadhaar seeding to your bank account
If you have a printout of Aadhaar card or e-Aadhaar, you can visit the home branch and obtain a letter of Aadhaar linking request. You will need to fill the form and provide a copy of your Aadhaar card to do the linking.
You can login to http://mylpg.in account and mention your bank with an Aadhaar card linked to the LPG account in the popup window. After verification, submit your request. Now tap on the View cylinder booking history /subsidy transferred .
Click on the link http://mylpg.in/index.aspx where you will have to provide your 17-digit LPG ID and click on 'Submit'. You can then view the subsidy amount you will be eligible to receive by mentioning the details of your bank account and Aadhaar number.
It is advisable to wait for a period of 4 days in case you have not received your LPG subsidy. Post this, you can call on the toll-free number 18002333555. The customer care representatives will take care of the rest. Updates will be sent to the individual's mobile number.
Individuals who have an annual income of Rs. 10 lakh or more cannot avail LPG subsidy. This income could either be the income of a particular individual or the income of his/her spouse.
To check if your Indane LPG subsidy has been credited, you need to visit the Indian Oil website https://cx.indianoil.in/. Then click on the ‘Subsidy Status’ and ‘Proceed’. Next, click on the option of Subsidy Related (PAHAL), and click on Subsidy Not Received.
In Delhi, a 14.2-kg LPG cylinder costs ₹1,003. Under Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana, beneficiaries will get ₹200 subsidy directly in their bank account.
As of now, an individual can book up to 12 subsidized cylinders of 14.2 kilograms each per household every year. You can make any additional purchases of LPG cylinders at the market price. The amount of the subsidy provided by the government on the annual quota of 12 refills varies from month to month.
The eligibility for a gas subsidy in India includes an adult woman belonging to SC households, ST households, Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Gramin), most-backward classes, Antyodaya Anna Yojana (AAY), tea and ex-tea garden tribes, forest dwellers, people residing in islands and river islands, SECC households (AHL TIN), poor household as per 14-point declaration. Other than that, the applicant must have attained 18 years of age. There should not be any other LPG connections in the same household.
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