From 1 December 2024, a commercial gas cylinder of 19 kg has become expensive by Rs 16.50. Now it will be available in Delhi for Rs 1818.50. Even a month ago, its price was increased by Rs 62 to Rs 1802. The deadline for free Aadhaar update ends this month.
Apart from this, message traceability rules are being implemented. Under this, telecom companies will identify suspicious numbers and block them immediately, so that messages from these numbers do not reach the user. Jet fuel Rs. 1,274 Getting Expensive Air travel can get expensive.
Commercial gas cylinder became expensive by Rs 16.50.
There will be 6 changes in the month of December…
1. Commercial cylinder expensive: Price Rs. 16.50 hike, no change in domestic cylinder prices From today, a commercial cylinder of 19 kg has become expensive by Rs 16.50. Its price in Delhi has increased by Rs 16.50 to Rs 1818.50. Earlier it was available for Rs 1802. In Kolkata, it is available at ₹1927 with an increase of ₹15.5, from its earlier price of ₹1911.50.
The price of a cylinder in Mumbai has increased by Rs 16.50 to Rs 1771 from Rs 1754.50. A cylinder is available in Chennai for Rs 1980.50. However, there has been no change in the prices of 14.2 KG domestic gas cylinders. It is available for ₹803 in Delhi and ₹802.50 in Mumbai.
2. Free Aadhaar Update: The deadline for free details update will end on December 14 Aadhaar cardholders can update their details (name, address or date of birth) online for free through the myAadhaar portal till December 14, 2024.
After this date, charges will apply:
Current charges:
- Offline Update at Aadhaar Kendras: Rs. 50
- Online update through portal: Free till closing date
3. Change in SBI Credit Card Rules: No reward points on digital gaming platform transactions State Bank of India (SBI) has changed its credit card rules. According to the SBI Card website, from December 1, 2024, if you use the SBI Credit Card only for transactions related to digital gaming platforms/merchants, the credit cards will not be eligible for reward points on transactions related to digital gaming platforms/merchants.
4. Message traceability rules apply: OTP delivery may be delayed TRAI has decided to implement traceability rules related to commercial messages and OTPs. Earlier, telecom companies had to implement it by October 31st, but the deadline was extended to November 31st following the demand of many companies.
Telecom companies can implement this rule of TRAI from 1st December i.e. from today. The purpose of this rule change is to ensure that all messages sent by telecom companies are traceable, to prevent phishing and spam cases. Customers may face delay in OTP delivery due to new rules.
Spam calls or messages are calls or messages made to people from unknown numbers.
What are spam calls or messages? Spam calls or messages are calls or messages made to people from unknown numbers. In this, people are tricked into taking a loan, taking a credit card, winning a lottery or buying any service or product of any company.
5. ATF up to Rs 2,992 expensive: Air travel can get expensive Oil marketing companies have increased the price of Air Traffic Fuel (ATF). This can make air travel expensive. According to the Indian Oil Website, ATF in Delhi costs Rs. 1318.12 to Rs. 91,856.84 per kiloliter (1000 litres). At the same time, the ATF in Kolkata was Rs. 1,158.84 to Rs. 94,551.63 per kiloliter has become expensive.
ATF in Mumbai Rs. 84,642.91 per kilolitre, now it is priced at Rs. 1,218.11 will be expensive and Rs. 85,861.02 per kilolitre will be available. ATF price in Chennai has increased by Rs 1,274.39. It is now Rs. 95,231.49 per kiloliter available.
6. Expensive to visit Maldives: Increase in departure fees for tourists From 1st December, going to Maldives is getting more expensive. Here the departure fee for tourists is increasing. According to the order issued by the Government of Maldives…
- Economy class fee increased from $30 (Rs 2,532) to $50 (Rs 4,220)
- Business class fee increased from $60 (Rs 5,064) to $120 (Rs 10,129)
- First class fare increased from $90 (Rs 7,597) to $240 (Rs 20,257)
- If one reaches Maldives by private jet, he will now have to pay $480 (Rs 40,515) instead of $120 (Rs 10,129).
No change in petrol and diesel prices: Petrol in Delhi at Rs 94.72 per litre There has been no change in the prices of petrol and diesel even today i.e. 1st December. Currently, petrol is being sold at Rs 94.72 per liter and diesel at Rs 87.62 per liter in Delhi. While in Mumbai, petrol is available at Rs 103.44 and diesel at Rs 89.97 per litre.
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