Bengaluru, April 10 Karnataka Minister K H Muniyappa, on Friday, urged the central government to address the auto gas supply issue as soon as possible, accusing it of failing to help auto drivers in distress.The minister met senior officials and representatives from state-run oil and gas...
Bengaluru, April 7 The Congress accused the Union government on Tuesday of creating a "full-blown livelihood crisis" in Karnataka by mismanaging the supply of LPG and fuel, severely impacting auto drivers, small businesses, and gig workers.In a joint statement, Karnataka Chief Minister...
Koppal (Karnataka), April 4 Union Minister for Heavy Industries and Steel and JD-S leader, H.D. Kumaraswamy, on Saturday said that in comparison to past crises, India has not experienced major disruptions in the supply chain of essential commodities, while referring to the criticism by the...
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Bengaluru, April 1 Autorickshaws and cars running on Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) were seen queuing up outside gas stations in certain parts of the state on Wednesday due to a shortage in supply.The government stated that the problem was limited to the LPG stations of private oil companies...
New Delhi, March 24 – Delhi Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa, on Tuesday, described the Delhi Budget 2026-27 as "historic," saying it will be a milestone for the city's development and environmental protection.He praised the budget presented by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, which has a total...
Jaipur, March 14 Leader of the Opposition in the Rajasthan Assembly, Tikaram Jully, alleged on Saturday that people are facing difficulties due to a shortage of cooking gas, but the government is wasting its energy on targeting the Congress instead of addressing the issues.He urged the...
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Chennai, March 12 – The ongoing disruption in fuel supplies linked to the conflict in West Asia is beginning to affect Chennai's transport sector. Thousands of auto-rickshaw drivers are facing difficulties refueling LPG and CNG vehicles, and commuters are paying higher fares across the city...
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