LPG

While the Modi government’s successful actions to address climate change in India have become a template for various governments globally, especially in the developing world, the achievements have been under-appreciated in India.

Randeep Singh Surjewala compares the subsidised price of LPG in 2014 with current non-subsidised price

Ujjawal scheme has reached 8 crore poor households six months before the deadline set to reach that target and the scheme is likely to be expanded to cover more underprivileged families

Kanhaiya had claimed that his mother cooked on a Chullah and not on an LPG stove as it was not viable because of being too expensive and also exhausted within 3-4 days.

Reduced prices in the international market has led to a second consecutive monthly price reduction

Perhaps Congress would do well to get their information straight before making a mockery out of themselves by spreading lies that are so easily caught.

The International Energy Agency said that electrification will also boost productivity, spur innovation and enhance well being.

A total of eight crore poor households are going to be covered under this scheme by 2020

The government has delivered well on most parameters

The Chief Minister of Karnataka seems to be eager to claim credit for the work done by Narendra Modi govt