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Encouraging the rich to withdraw LPG subsidy
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Responding to a call given by Prime Minister Narendra Modi that the rich should withdraw their LPG subsidy, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), Bharath Petroleum Corporation (BPC) and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPC) jointly organised an awareness walk and cycle rally on Sunday at Necklace Road. Speaking on this occasion,
Responding to a call given by Prime Minister Narendra Modi that the rich should withdraw their LPG subsidy, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), Bharath Petroleum Corporation (BPC) and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPC) jointly organised an awareness walk and cycle rally on Sunday at Necklace Road. Speaking on this occasion, IOC chief area manager Nanda Kishore said that one crore among 16 crore LPG consumers in the country are rich. The walk titled ‘Give It Up’.
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