These important rules will change from morning, will directly affect your pocket

Rules Changing From 1 June 2023: New month is going to start from tomorrow. In such a situation, with the beginning of June, many such changes are going to happen which will have a direct impact on the pockets of the common people. With the beginning of the month, oil companies change the price of LPG gas cylinders. Along with this, the prices of PNG and CNG can also be changed. Because of this, these decisions will have a direct impact on the common people. Come, we are telling you about those rules which will change from tomorrow.

1. There will be a change in the prices of gas cylinders, CNG and PNG

Oil companies change the prices of LPG, CNG and PNG every month. Talking about the last two months, the price of commercial gas cylinders was reduced in the months of April and May. At the same time, the prices of LPG cylinders have remained stable. Oil companies can make some changes in the price of gas in June.

2. 100 days 100 payment campaign will start

Reserve Bank of India has started 100 days 100 payment campaign to refund the unclaimed amount. Through this, the RBI has instructed the banks to return the money to at least 100 unclaimed deposit holders in every bank in every district within 100 days. Through this RBI is trying to reduce the number of inactive and unclaimed amount.

3. Electric two wheeler will be expensive

If you are planning to buy an electric two wheeler from next month, then there is bad news for you. Electric two wheelers will become expensive from tomorrow i.e. June 1, 2023. The Ministry of Heavy Industry had issued a notification on May 21, 2023 stating that the government is now going to cut the subsidy on these vehicles. Earlier, subsidy of Rs 15,000 per kilowatt was available on these vehicles, which has now been reduced to Rs 10,000. In such a situation, from June 2023, the cost of purchasing these electric two wheelers will become expensive by Rs 25,000 to Rs 30,000.

4. Cough syrup will be tested

The Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) has announced that from June 1, all cough syrups exported from India will be compulsorily tested. Drug exporters will have to first test the drug in a government lab and show the test report. Only after this he will be able to export the medicine.

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