Hotels and eateries across Kerala will shut for 24 hours on May 6 as Kerala Hotel and Restaurant Association leads protests against LPG price hikes, suspending food delivery and organising statewide demonstrations demanding a rollback
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi said the sharp rise in commercial LPG cylinder prices was driven by global factors and India’s import dependence. While domestic LPG and fuel prices remain unchanged, the hike is expected to affect restaurants, eateries and commercial establishments nationwide
M K Stalin demanded the Centre roll back the steep ₹993 hike in commercial LPG prices, alleging timing after elections and accusing the government of using the West Asia crisis as an excuse, ignoring public welfare concerns
Domestic LPG prices were hiked by Rs 60 per 14.2-kg cylinder amid a spike in global energy prices triggered by the West Asia crisis. Petrol and diesel prices will remain unchanged for now as oil marketing companies are financially strong enough to absorb fluctuations
Commercial LPG cylinder prices rose Rs 49 from February 1, lifting 19-kg rates across metros. Delhi hits Rs 1,740.50; Chennai costliest. Domestic LPG unchanged. Monthly revision may raise business costs, impacting food, hospitality, and consumer prices nationwide overall operations soon
Leading a protest against LPG price hike, Minister Puvvada Ajay Kumar stated that it was public's misfortune that Narendra Modi has become the Prime Minister of India
Stating that hike in the prices of LPG gas cylinder was a severe blow to the common man, CPI(M) state secretary Thammineni Veerabhadram demanded the Centre to immediately revoke the hike
Hyderabad: Pointing out that ever since the Bharatiya Janata Party assumed power, the public and farmers all were being forced to protest for even basic rights and sit in the scorching sun, TRS MLC K Kavitha has called for an immediate roll back of the hike on fuel and LPG prices. Leading a protest against […]
