The Gujarat government has diminished reduced value-added tax (VAT) on Compressed Natural gas (CNG) and Piped natural gas (PNG) by 10%. The declaration was made by state minister Jitu Vaghani. This comes in front of the forthcoming state Assembly elections scheduled to be held by end of 2022.
After the decrease of Tank on CNG, buyers will profit from Rs 6 to 7 for every kg, while in PNG shoppers will profit from Rs 5 to 6 for each kg. On Monday, the typical CNG cost in Ahmedabad is Rs 83.9, Rs 82.16 in Gandhinagar and Rs 81.15 in Vadodra, according to mypetrolprice.com.
The state government has likewise taken the choice to give two cylinders liberated from cost in a year, the priest said.
Prior, Amul Milk raised its full cream milk and buffalo milk costs by Rs 2 in all states besides in Gujarat. Aside from Gujarat, surveys will be held in Himachal Pradesh this year on November 12. In the interim, petroleum and diesel costs stayed unaltered for 149th successive day on Monday (October 17).
