New Delhi: All LPG consumers must buy fuel at market price. However, the government subsidizes 12 cylinders of 14.2 kilograms each per household in a year, transferring the subsidy amount directly to users’ bank accounts.
Currently, the government extends the subsidy to Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) users and normally, LPG rates are reviewed on the 1st of each month.
Sometimes it may happen that you want to manually check if the allowance has been transferred to your account. We are discussing how you can check the status of your gas subsidy with state companies such as IOCL, HP and BPCL. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to check the LPG subsidy status online on the consolidated website.
What if you don’t know your GLP ID?
If you don’t know your LPG ID, click the button below your 17-digit LPG number.
You will be asked to choose a company name
Of the three options, you can choose Bharat Gas, HP Gas or Indane
The required option will take you to another page.
On the new page, depending on the option you choose, you will be asked to provide some details
These details are your phone number, your dealer name, your consumer number
You will need to complete a captcha code and send
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If you already know your LPG ID, you can do the following (Let’s see how the HP website works)
Go to http://mylpg.in/
Now enter your LPG ID on the right side of the space provided
Now regardless of the OMC GLP you are using, you will need to fill in your user details
Check out this screenshot below
Enter the 17-digit GLP ID.
Fill in the details of your registered mobile number
Dial the captcha code and enter continue
You will get an OTP on your registered mobile number
On the next page, enter your email ID and create a password
You will get an activation link in your email id
Click on the link
Once you do, your account will be activated
Now, log in to mylpg.in account
Mention if your bank and Aadhar card are linked to your LPG account in the pop-up window
Now click on View Transferred Subsidy / Cylinder Reservation History
The government’s PAHAL (DBTL) scheme ensures that the LPG cylinder subsidy is provided directly to customers’ Aadhaar-linked bank accounts. Meanwhile, the government has already provided free 8 million rupee LPG connections to poor women under PMUY to increase green fuel coverage in kitchens.
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