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Around 3,000 LPG cylinders, including both filled and empty ones, were washed into the Patalganga River after heavy rainfall at the HPCL Patalganga LPG Bottling Plant. District Collector Kishan Jawale has issued an important public advisory, urging people not to touch or collect LPG cylinders washed away by the... show more

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Nearly 3,000 LPG cylinders were swept into the Patalganga River after flooding at HPCL's bottling plant in Raigarh district of Maharashtra prompting authorities to urge people not to touch or collect any cylinders found downstream, warning they could still contain gas and pose a serious safety risk.

Nearly 3,000 LPG cylinders were swept into the Patalganga River after flooding at HPCL's bottling plant in Raigarh district of Maharashtra prompting authorities to urge people not to touch or collect any cylinders found downstream, warning they could still contain gas and pose a serious safety risk.

Piyush Rai

19,396 views • 5 days ago

The Crime Branch of Delhi Police has busted an illegal LPG racket in the Sangam Vihar area, recovering a total of 183 Indane gas cylinders from delivery agents’ godowns. Out of these, 154 cylinders were filled and 29 were empty. According to the police, four accused—Sher Singh, Suraj Parihar, Raghu Raj Singh, and Jitender Sharma—have been apprehended. All the accused are registered delivery personnel of an authorized gas agency and were involved in illegal storage and refilling of LPG cylinders under the guise of distribution. Investigation revealed that after collecting cylinders from the agency, the accused did not deliver them to customers but instead stored them in rented godowns A case has been registered under the Essential Commodities Act and relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Further investigation is currently underway. Visuals source: Delhi Police

The Crime Branch of Delhi Police has busted an illegal LPG racket in the Sangam Vihar area, recovering a total of 183 Indane gas cylinders from delivery agents’ godowns. Out of these, 154 cylinders were filled and 29 were empty. According to the police, four accused—Sher Singh, Suraj Parihar, Raghu Raj Singh, and Jitender Sharma—have been apprehended. All the accused are registered delivery personnel of an authorized gas agency and were involved in illegal storage and refilling of LPG cylinders under the guise of distribution. Investigation revealed that after collecting cylinders from the agency, the accused did not deliver them to customers but instead stored them in rented godowns A case has been registered under the Essential Commodities Act and relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Further investigation is currently underway. Visuals source: Delhi Police

ANI

52,735 views • 3 months ago

#WATCH | Chandigarh | Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann says, "The Ministers in border areas and one more Minister deployed with them have to permanently make sure that black marketing is not happening in these areas. There is no need to worry about getting oil, queuing up at Petrol-Diesel pumps, or storing a lot of LPG cylinders. If you feel that someone is selling you goods at a higher price or indulging in black marketing, report it to the Deputy Commissioner or any government office... There is no need to panic."

#WATCH | Chandigarh | Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann says, "The Ministers in border areas and one more Minister deployed with them have to permanently make sure that black marketing is not happening in these areas. There is no need to worry about getting oil, queuing up at Petrol-Diesel pumps, or storing a lot of LPG cylinders. If you feel that someone is selling you goods at a higher price or indulging in black marketing, report it to the Deputy Commissioner or any government office... There is no need to panic."

ANI

335,287 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | Amid ongoing tensions in West Asia, the Central Government has invoked the Essential Commodities Act, 1955, to ensure the uninterrupted availability of natural gas and LPG. The Act empowers the government to regulate the production, supply, distribution and trade of essential commodities and take strict action against hoarding, black marketing and violations. LPG cylinders have been declared an essential commodity, and authorities are closely monitoring supplies across the country. The government has also directed efforts to increase LPG production, prioritise supply for essential sectors and diversify import routes to maintain energy security. State governments have been empowered to impose stock limits, conduct inspections and take punitive action against illegal stockpiling. Officials have urged the public not to indulge in panic booking or rely on rumours circulating on social media, reiterating that there is no shortage of petrol, diesel or LPG cylinders in the country. The Centre and states are working in coordination to ensure stable supply, fair prices and equitable distribution of essential commodities, while strict action will be taken against anyone involved in hoarding or black marketing. Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG Ministry of Information and Broadcasting PIB India #EnergySecureIndia

#WATCH | Amid ongoing tensions in West Asia, the Central Government has invoked the Essential Commodities Act, 1955, to ensure the uninterrupted availability of natural gas and LPG. The Act empowers the government to regulate the production, supply, distribution and trade of essential commodities and take strict action against hoarding, black marketing and violations. LPG cylinders have been declared an essential commodity, and authorities are closely monitoring supplies across the country. The government has also directed efforts to increase LPG production, prioritise supply for essential sectors and diversify import routes to maintain energy security. State governments have been empowered to impose stock limits, conduct inspections and take punitive action against illegal stockpiling. Officials have urged the public not to indulge in panic booking or rely on rumours circulating on social media, reiterating that there is no shortage of petrol, diesel or LPG cylinders in the country. The Centre and states are working in coordination to ensure stable supply, fair prices and equitable distribution of essential commodities, while strict action will be taken against anyone involved in hoarding or black marketing. Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG Ministry of Information and Broadcasting PIB India #EnergySecureIndia

DD News

71,911 views • 4 months ago

जी हाँ! ये होती है ईमानदारी, ज़िम्मेदारी और भरोसा! A heart warming example of a system based on mutual trust can be seen at work in some villages of Sindhudurg District of Maharashtra where LPG consumers simply leave empty cylinders outside their homes or with neighbours. They either make the payment online or leave the money along with the empty cylinders if they know they wouldn’t be home to personally take the delivery. To ensure uninterrupted energy supply to every kitchen, the trusted and hardworking staff of Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited delivers filled cylinders after checking for correct weight and leakage. लोग घर पे हों या ना हों, गैस का सिलेंडर मिल जाएगा! What makes this indigenous system unique is that it is based on PM Sh Narendra Modi Ji’s mantra of साफ़ नियत, सही विकास - there have been no reported thefts of these cylinders. Kudos to the people of the villages of Sindhudurg and to the foot soldiers of India’s energy sector for their exemplary effort. PMO India Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG Suressh Gopi Devendra Fadnavis PIB India

जी हाँ! ये होती है ईमानदारी, ज़िम्मेदारी और भरोसा! A heart warming example of a system based on mutual trust can be seen at work in some villages of Sindhudurg District of Maharashtra where LPG consumers simply leave empty cylinders outside their homes or with neighbours. They either make the payment online or leave the money along with the empty cylinders if they know they wouldn’t be home to personally take the delivery. To ensure uninterrupted energy supply to every kitchen, the trusted and hardworking staff of Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited delivers filled cylinders after checking for correct weight and leakage. लोग घर पे हों या ना हों, गैस का सिलेंडर मिल जाएगा! What makes this indigenous system unique is that it is based on PM Sh Narendra Modi Ji’s mantra of साफ़ नियत, सही विकास - there have been no reported thefts of these cylinders. Kudos to the people of the villages of Sindhudurg and to the foot soldiers of India’s energy sector for their exemplary effort. PMO India Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG Suressh Gopi Devendra Fadnavis PIB India

Hardeep Singh Puri

31,766 views • 1 year ago

Oil Marketing Companies have organised around 1,600 awareness camps, distributing nearly 14,000 cylinders. About 1.1 lakh cylinders were sold yesterday, taking total sales to nearly 8.9 lakh since March 23. Domestic needs remain prioritised, with fertiliser plants receiving about 95 percent gas supply. Petrol and diesel supplies are stable with no dry out, as refineries run at full capacity with adequate crude. The government has directed diversion of C3 and C4 streams to the LPG pool to boost supply, while allowing limited use for petrochemicals. Enforcement has been intensified to curb malpractices. Around 4,000 raids were conducted recently, with about 56,000 cylinders seized in the past few days. Oil Marketing Companies have issued 1,770 show cause notices, suspended 51 distributors and acted against 175. Supplies of petrol, diesel and LPG remain steady, and citizens are advised to avoid panic and rely on official information -Sujata Sharma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG #EnergySecurity

Oil Marketing Companies have organised around 1,600 awareness camps, distributing nearly 14,000 cylinders. About 1.1 lakh cylinders were sold yesterday, taking total sales to nearly 8.9 lakh since March 23. Domestic needs remain prioritised, with fertiliser plants receiving about 95 percent gas supply. Petrol and diesel supplies are stable with no dry out, as refineries run at full capacity with adequate crude. The government has directed diversion of C3 and C4 streams to the LPG pool to boost supply, while allowing limited use for petrochemicals. Enforcement has been intensified to curb malpractices. Around 4,000 raids were conducted recently, with about 56,000 cylinders seized in the past few days. Oil Marketing Companies have issued 1,770 show cause notices, suspended 51 distributors and acted against 175. Supplies of petrol, diesel and LPG remain steady, and citizens are advised to avoid panic and rely on official information -Sujata Sharma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG #EnergySecurity

PIB India

11,006 views • 3 months ago

#GetRealIndia | In #Gorakhpur, UP, residents are spending nights in queues for LPG cylinders—sleeping on roadsides under mosquito nets, just to get a refill. Despite official claims of normal supply, many return empty-handed. #NewsToday #LPGCrisis @SardesaiRajdeep

#GetRealIndia | In #Gorakhpur, UP, residents are spending nights in queues for LPG cylinders—sleeping on roadsides under mosquito nets, just to get a refill. Despite official claims of normal supply, many return empty-handed. #NewsToday #LPGCrisis @SardesaiRajdeep

IndiaToday

69,648 views • 1 month ago

ELON: THE PEOPLE SHOULD DECIDE WHAT'S IMPORTANT, NOT A HANDFUL OF EDITORS "I don't think there should be a gatekeeping function by a small number of individuals. For newspapers in America, there are about five editors that decide what gets put on the front page, or what to focus on, or what not to focus on. And most of the other papers just copy them, essentially. But is that really what we want? Do we want a handful of people deciding what they think is important? Or should it be the people who decide what's important? And I think it should be sort of an organic thing, where the people decide what's important and what to focus on, not just a handful of editors. They don't like the fact that this power has been taken away from them. But I think it should be." Source: European Jewish Association, January 2024

ELON: THE PEOPLE SHOULD DECIDE WHAT'S IMPORTANT, NOT A HANDFUL OF EDITORS "I don't think there should be a gatekeeping function by a small number of individuals. For newspapers in America, there are about five editors that decide what gets put on the front page, or what to focus on, or what not to focus on. And most of the other papers just copy them, essentially. But is that really what we want? Do we want a handful of people deciding what they think is important? Or should it be the people who decide what's important? And I think it should be sort of an organic thing, where the people decide what's important and what to focus on, not just a handful of editors. They don't like the fact that this power has been taken away from them. But I think it should be." Source: European Jewish Association, January 2024

Mario Nawfal

12,668,082 views • 1 year ago

#EXCLUSIVE | Which is the real Indira Gandhi according to you? The Durga or the dictator? Senior RSS leader Dr. Seshadri Chari says there were several Indira Gandhis. "The kind of situation that existed in 1975 cannot be imagined by the people who are now criticising the govt and comparing them with #Emergency, not at all, there's no shred of comparison", he said. #Emergency1975 #NewsToday | Rajdeep Sardesai

#EXCLUSIVE | Which is the real Indira Gandhi according to you? The Durga or the dictator? Senior RSS leader Dr. Seshadri Chari says there were several Indira Gandhis. "The kind of situation that existed in 1975 cannot be imagined by the people who are now criticising the govt and comparing them with #Emergency, not at all, there's no shred of comparison", he said. #Emergency1975 #NewsToday | Rajdeep Sardesai

IndiaToday

19,120 views • 1 year ago

Government has clarified that LPG supply remains sufficient, with additional cargoes already tied up to meet demand. Oil and gas companies, including their senior leadership, have been actively monitoring the situation on the ground over the past two days. State governments are also holding regular reviews to ensure smooth distribution and to take immediate action against any instances of black marketing or hoarding. There is no shortage at #LPG distributorships, and supply operations continue at scale Around 50 lakh LPG cylinders are delivered every day, with online booking reaching a record level of 97 percent. To prevent diversion, delivery authentication through OTP has been widely implemented, now covering nearly 90 percent of deliveries. Distributors are operating even on holidays and Sundays to ensure uninterrupted and convenient supply for all consumers -Sujata Sharma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG #EnergySecurity

Government has clarified that LPG supply remains sufficient, with additional cargoes already tied up to meet demand. Oil and gas companies, including their senior leadership, have been actively monitoring the situation on the ground over the past two days. State governments are also holding regular reviews to ensure smooth distribution and to take immediate action against any instances of black marketing or hoarding. There is no shortage at #LPG distributorships, and supply operations continue at scale Around 50 lakh LPG cylinders are delivered every day, with online booking reaching a record level of 97 percent. To prevent diversion, delivery authentication through OTP has been widely implemented, now covering nearly 90 percent of deliveries. Distributors are operating even on holidays and Sundays to ensure uninterrupted and convenient supply for all consumers -Sujata Sharma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG #EnergySecurity

PIB India

27,195 views • 3 months ago

A regular supply of #LPG cylinders has been ensured for domestic consumers, and at present, the domestic LPG supply is completely normal. No reports of gas shortages (dry-outs) have been recorded at any distributor. The status of online bookings has also reached nearly 99% Additionally, to prevent diversion, an OTP-based LPG delivery system has been implemented. In this process, the OTP is sent only to the consumer’s registered mobile number. Therefore, if the consumer does not share this code with anyone else, it remains secure and cannot be accessed by any other individual Furthermore, Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs), keeping the current situation in mind, have set minimum stock thresholds for each region, ranging between 85% and 90%. Any bypass of DAC (Distribution Approval Clearance) above this level requires approval only from state head or territory-level officers - Sujata Sharma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG) #EnergySecurity

A regular supply of #LPG cylinders has been ensured for domestic consumers, and at present, the domestic LPG supply is completely normal. No reports of gas shortages (dry-outs) have been recorded at any distributor. The status of online bookings has also reached nearly 99% Additionally, to prevent diversion, an OTP-based LPG delivery system has been implemented. In this process, the OTP is sent only to the consumer’s registered mobile number. Therefore, if the consumer does not share this code with anyone else, it remains secure and cannot be accessed by any other individual Furthermore, Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs), keeping the current situation in mind, have set minimum stock thresholds for each region, ranging between 85% and 90%. Any bypass of DAC (Distribution Approval Clearance) above this level requires approval only from state head or territory-level officers - Sujata Sharma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG) #EnergySecurity

PIB India

25,973 views • 3 months ago

Hyderabad: The shortage of commercial LPG cylinders is now beginning to hit the hotel industry. Many hotels and roadside eateries are struggling to run their kitchens as supplies of commercial gas have reportedly slowed over the past few days. India Today’s Abdul Basheer reports from a biryani outlet. #ReporterDiary #Hyderabad | Abdul Basheer

Hyderabad: The shortage of commercial LPG cylinders is now beginning to hit the hotel industry. Many hotels and roadside eateries are struggling to run their kitchens as supplies of commercial gas have reportedly slowed over the past few days. India Today’s Abdul Basheer reports from a biryani outlet. #ReporterDiary #Hyderabad | Abdul Basheer

IndiaToday

38,161 views • 4 months ago

As on every Saturday evening, we gathered with hundreds of protesters, this time at the Alonim Junction. There is no military solution. There never was a military solution, and there never will be! Between the river and the sea, there are two peoples, and neither of them will vanish. Whether we like it or not, our fate is intertwined. Because we were not meant to die together; we were meant to live together!

As on every Saturday evening, we gathered with hundreds of protesters, this time at the Alonim Junction. There is no military solution. There never was a military solution, and there never will be! Between the river and the sea, there are two peoples, and neither of them will vanish. Whether we like it or not, our fate is intertwined. Because we were not meant to die together; we were meant to live together!

איימן עודה أيمن عودة Ayman Odeh

44,094 views • 11 months ago

RANDOM SHOTS: A leader must be out there. Must be in touch. Must be at the forefront. Must see things for himself. Must not be surrounded by sycophants who tell him all is well when it’s clearly not. A leader must be courageous, leading from the front, and not cocooned away from the pain of the people he/she leads. Rain, or shine, a leader takes the risk so his/her people do not have to. The reason to want to be in office is to make the lives of your citizens safe, easier and better. You don’t have to be liked by everybody, but you must do right by everybody for the greater good and not for the benefit of a few.

RANDOM SHOTS: A leader must be out there. Must be in touch. Must be at the forefront. Must see things for himself. Must not be surrounded by sycophants who tell him all is well when it’s clearly not. A leader must be courageous, leading from the front, and not cocooned away from the pain of the people he/she leads. Rain, or shine, a leader takes the risk so his/her people do not have to. The reason to want to be in office is to make the lives of your citizens safe, easier and better. You don’t have to be liked by everybody, but you must do right by everybody for the greater good and not for the benefit of a few.

Abia Daily

41,593 views • 3 months ago

Dear India, Kindly answer this question Does the Indian Government earn money independently, or is their income through the taxes, Stamp duties, Import cess etc that they collect from Citizens? Ok. If you do not know, then let me clarify. The Prime Minister, or Finance Minister, or the Union Cabinet or the RBI do NOT spend a single paisa out of their own pocket to serve the Nation. The singular owner of Every single Naya Paisa, or Rupee that the Government holds or spends is the Citizen of India. So when the Government fixes Rs. 1,200/- for a cylinder of LPG gas for domestic use, the money is paid by us, the citizens to the Government. When the Government offers a subsidy on the Cylinder for the buyer, who do you think pays for the subsidy? Mr.Modi? from his personal fortunes? Of course NO. Lets assume that the actual cost per cylinder to the Government is Rs. 1,500/- Who pays for this? Of course you. Your taxes is the only Income to the Government. Now if Govt decides to subsidise this cost by ₹300/- per cylinder, who pays for that subsidy? There. You're right. Once again, you payefor the subsidy So after you pay for the subsidy of ₹300/- on a cylinder (that costs the Government ₹ 1,500/-), the LPG gas cylinder is sold at a price of Rs. 1,200/- to the domestic user. Now, on Rakhi day, the PM announces ₹200/- additional subsidy on the domestic LPG Cylinder. A #GIFT . Who pays for this additional subsidy? Modi, from his pocket money or salary? Of course NOT. Your Money which he has already collected by inflating the price of Petrol, Diesel and other duties and taxes, will finance the cost of PMs #RakhiGift of ₹200/- per cylinder. So, who gifted whom? You gifted yourself. What's Modi done? He said that he is giving the #Gift and his mouth pieces like Anjana Om Kashyap etc carry that narrative on prime time. Who is fooling the people? The PM, his Government and the #GodiMedia. Understood?

Dear India, Kindly answer this question Does the Indian Government earn money independently, or is their income through the taxes, Stamp duties, Import cess etc that they collect from Citizens? Ok. If you do not know, then let me clarify. The Prime Minister, or Finance Minister, or the Union Cabinet or the RBI do NOT spend a single paisa out of their own pocket to serve the Nation. The singular owner of Every single Naya Paisa, or Rupee that the Government holds or spends is the Citizen of India. So when the Government fixes Rs. 1,200/- for a cylinder of LPG gas for domestic use, the money is paid by us, the citizens to the Government. When the Government offers a subsidy on the Cylinder for the buyer, who do you think pays for the subsidy? Mr.Modi? from his personal fortunes? Of course NO. Lets assume that the actual cost per cylinder to the Government is Rs. 1,500/- Who pays for this? Of course you. Your taxes is the only Income to the Government. Now if Govt decides to subsidise this cost by ₹300/- per cylinder, who pays for that subsidy? There. You're right. Once again, you payefor the subsidy So after you pay for the subsidy of ₹300/- on a cylinder (that costs the Government ₹ 1,500/-), the LPG gas cylinder is sold at a price of Rs. 1,200/- to the domestic user. Now, on Rakhi day, the PM announces ₹200/- additional subsidy on the domestic LPG Cylinder. A #GIFT . Who pays for this additional subsidy? Modi, from his pocket money or salary? Of course NOT. Your Money which he has already collected by inflating the price of Petrol, Diesel and other duties and taxes, will finance the cost of PMs #RakhiGift of ₹200/- per cylinder. So, who gifted whom? You gifted yourself. What's Modi done? He said that he is giving the #Gift and his mouth pieces like Anjana Om Kashyap etc carry that narrative on prime time. Who is fooling the people? The PM, his Government and the #GodiMedia. Understood?

Paul Koshy

176,149 views • 2 years ago

ICE raid granola bar factory—surround the building with guard dogs. Agents detain every Hispanic looking employee—whether they are U.S. citizens or not—and let everyone else go. "We feel terrorized, there is no explanation," said owners. 70 of the 150 people working were taken away in white vans—some had legal ID in their cars but weren’t allowed to get them. The owners were shocked by the raid—because they are particularly diligent in hiring migrant workers. The incident occurred at Nutrition Bar Confectioners plant in Cato, New York. #DemsUnited

ICE raid granola bar factory—surround the building with guard dogs. Agents detain every Hispanic looking employee—whether they are U.S. citizens or not—and let everyone else go. "We feel terrorized, there is no explanation," said owners. 70 of the 150 people working were taken away in white vans—some had legal ID in their cars but weren’t allowed to get them. The owners were shocked by the raid—because they are particularly diligent in hiring migrant workers. The incident occurred at Nutrition Bar Confectioners plant in Cato, New York. #DemsUnited

LongTime🤓FirstTime👨‍💻

610,012 views • 10 months ago