Prime Minister Narendra Modi Tuesday hailed the government’s announcement of a Rs 200 per cylinder cut in prices of domestic cooking gas, saying the festival of Raksha Bandhan is about ”increasing happiness within the family” and this reduction will provide more comfort to sisters and make their life easier. The government on Tuesday announced a Rs 200 per cylinder cut in prices of domestic cooking gas. At present, a 14.2-kg LPG cylinder in the national capital costs Rs 1,103 – more than double the rate it came for in May 2020. It will cost Rs 903 when the decision is implemented from Wednesday. For Ujjwala beneficiaries, the price will be Rs 703 after considering the continuing Rs 200 per cylinder subsidy.@@@
Rajinikanth pays surprise visit to depot no-4 of BMTC in B’luru
Actor Rajinikanth recently visited bus depot no-4 of BMTC (Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation) in Bengaluru, Karnataka. He was seen at the depot in a white kurta and was surrounded by police security. Rajinikanth met his fans and took photos with them.
Meanwhile, Rajinikanth’s ‘Jailer’ is roaring at the box office. After the release of the film ‘Jailer’, Rajinikanth is on a long trip to different cities. Earlier he went to Badrinath Dham, offered prayers to Lord Badri Vishal and also attended Lord Badri Vishal’s evening aarti. Then he returned to Ranchi after offering prayers at Rajrappa Temple in Ramgarh.
Actor Rajinikanth recently visited bus depot no-4 of BMTC (Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation) in Bengaluru, Karnataka. He was seen at the depot in a white kurta and was surrounded by police security. Rajinikanth met his fans and took photos with them.
Meanwhile, Rajinikanth’s ‘Jailer’ is roaring at the box office. After the release of the film ‘Jailer’, Rajinikanth is on a long trip to different cities. Earlier he went to Badrinath Dham, offered prayers to Lord Badri Vishal and also attended Lord Badri Vishal’s evening aarti. Then he returned to Ranchi after offering prayers at Rajrappa Temple in Ramgarh.