Get LPG Cylinder for Just ₹450 Under Rajasthan Government's Ujjwala Scheme
Siddhi Jain | December 5, 2024 10:15 PM CST
The Government of Rajasthan is offering LPG cylinders for as low as ₹450 under the Ujjwala scheme. This initiative aims to support low-income families and provide affordable cooking gas to those in need. Here's how you can apply for this scheme and benefit from subsidized gas cylinders.
Key Details of the Scheme:
- Eligibility: The scheme is available for families that are listed under the National Food Security Act (NFSA) and hold a valid ration card.
- Price: LPG cylinders are available at a reduced cost of ₹450 for eligible families.
- E-KYC Requirement: Ration card holders must complete an e-KYC process. This includes linking the LPG ID to the ration card and updating Aadhaar details to ensure seamless access to benefits.
Who Can Benefit?
- 68 lakh families in Rajasthan are set to benefit from this scheme.
- Over 1.07 crore families in the state are included under the National Food Security Act list.
Steps to Apply:
- Check Eligibility: Ensure your family is included in the National Food Security Act (NFSA) list.
- Link LPG ID to Ration Card: Make sure your LPG ID is linked to your ration card.
- Complete e-KYC: Visit the nearest ration card office to complete the e-KYC process and link your Aadhaar details.
By fulfilling these requirements, you can access the gas cylinder at the subsidized rate of ₹450 under this government scheme.
Conclusion:
If you're a resident of Rajasthan and are eligible under the National Food Security Act, this scheme offers a significant benefit to get LPG cylinders at an affordable price. Be sure to complete the necessary steps to take advantage of this opportunity!
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