6 changes in October, commercial cylinder becomes costlier by Rs 48: PAN card and Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana rules changed; Flight tickets may become cheaper

From today i.e. 1 October 2024, the 19 kg commercial gas cylinder has become costlier by Rs 48. Now it will be available for Rs 1740 in Delhi. At the same time, there has been a change in the rules related to PPF and Sukanya Account. Rules related to making PAN card have also been changed. Apart from this, air travel can become cheaper due to the reduction in the price of aviation fuel. Oil marketing companies have reduced the price of Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) to Rs 6,099 per kilolitre (1000 liters). 6 changes to be made in the month of October… 1. Commercial gas cylinder expensive: Price increased by Rs 48, no change in domestic cylinder prices
From today, the 19 kg commercial cylinder has become costlier by Rs 48.50. Its price in Delhi increased by Rs 48.50 to ? 1740. Earlier it was available for ? 1691.50. In Kolkata, it has increased by 48 rupees and is available at ?1850.50, earlier its price was ?1802.50. In Mumbai, the cylinder has increased by 48.50 rupees from 1644 rupees to 1692.50 rupees. In Chennai, the cylinder is available for 1903 rupees. However, there has been no change in the price of 14.2 kg domestic gas cylinder. It is available for ?803 in Delhi and ?802.50 in Mumbai. 2. ATF cheaper by 4,567.76 rupees: Air travel can become cheaper
Oil marketing companies have reduced the prices of Air Traffic Fuel (ATF) in metros. This can make air travel cheaper. According to the website of Indian Oil, ATF in Delhi has become cheaper by 5883 rupees and has become 87,597.22 rupees per kilolitre (1000 litres). At the same time, ATF in Kolkata has become cheaper by Rs 5,687.64 and has become Rs 90,610.80 per kilolitre. In Mumbai, ATF was available at Rs 87,432.78 per kilolitre, now it will become cheaper by Rs 5,566.65 and will be available at Rs 81,866.13. In Chennai, the price of ATF has come down by Rs 6,099.89. It is now available at Rs 90,964.43 per kilolitre. 3. Change in PPF account rules: Minors get different interest
From today, the rules related to PPF account have changed. According to the new rules, if a PPF account is in the name of a minor, then the interest rate of Post Office Savings Account will be applicable till the minor turns 18. The current interest rate of PPF will be applicable on the account only after the account holder turns 18. The maturity period of the account will be calculated from that date. At the same time, if someone has more than one PPF account, then the interest rate will be paid on a basic main account. If the amount in the main account is less than the fixed investment limit (1.5 lakhs), then the amount of the second account will be merged into the first. After this merger, you will be given interest on the total amount as per the PPF interest rate. However, the total amount of both the accounts should not exceed Rs 1.5 lakh. 4. Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana account Only legal guardians will be able to open the account
A big change has been made related to Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana run by the Central Government especially for daughters. Under this, from now on, only the legal guardians of the daughters will be able to open and run these accounts in their name. If a girl’s Sukanya account has been opened by a person who is not her legal parent, then she will have to transfer this account to the legal parents. In case of not doing so, that account can be closed. 5. Rules changed for PAN: Aadhaar enrolment ID cannot be used

From now on, Aadhaar enrolment ID cannot be used in place of Aadhaar number for paying income tax or making PAN card. The purpose of this change is to prevent misuse of PAN number. Along with this, it will also curb the making of more than one PAN card by a person. 6. Transaction fee reduced: NSE and BSE changed the slab structure

NSE and BSE have changed the transaction fee for cash and futures and options trade. The transaction fee for cash market in NSE will now be Rs 2.97/lakh traded value. At the same time, the transaction fee in equity futures will be Rs 1.73/lakh traded value. Whereas, the premium value in options will be Rs 35.03/lakh. In the currency derivatives segment, NSE has kept the transaction fee for futures at Rs 0.35/lakh traded value. In currency options and interest rate options, this fee will be Rs 31.1/lakh premium value. Read full news No change in the price of petrol and diesel: Petrol in Delhi is Rs 94.72 per liter There is no change in the prices of petrol and diesel even today, i.e. on 1st October. Currently, petrol is Rs 94.72 per liter in Delhi and diesel is being sold at Rs 87.62 per liter. Whereas, in Mumbai, petrol is available at Rs 103.44 and diesel at Rs 89.97 per liter.

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