Rules Changed: These 5 major changes came into effect in the country from today, which will affect your pocket and life..

New Rules from Today: Many rules change on the first of every month. Several major changes have come into effect today, December 1st. These changes will directly impact your pocket, budget, and daily needs. These include LPG cylinder prices, ATF prices, the Aadhaar card update process, and EPFO ​​rules. Learn more about them here:

LPG Cylinder Price Changes
Like every month, gas cylinder prices have been revised this time too. The price of a commercial LPG cylinder (19kg) has been reduced by ₹10. The new prices came into effect on December 1st. However, there has been no change in the price of a domestic LPG cylinder. This means small businesses, restaurants, and shops have received relief, while domestic consumers have seen no change.

ATF (Aviation Turbine Fuel) Prices Increased

Aviation fuel prices have increased since December 1st. This could have a direct impact on air tickets. Airfares are likely to increase in the future. The price of ATF in Delhi has increased by ₹5133.75 compared to November, reaching ₹99,676.77 per kiloliter. The new price in Kolkata is ₹102,371.02 per kiloliter, ₹93,281.04 in Mumbai, and ₹103,301.80 in Chennai.

Changes in Aadhaar Update Rules
The process of updating information such as name, address, date of birth, and mobile number in Aadhaar cards has become easier. You can make these updates online, and document verification will be done through your PAN card, passport, or other relevant government records.

UPS vs. NPS: The option is now closed
The big news for government employees is that the deadline for choosing UPS ended on November 30th. Now, no employee will have the option to switch between UPS and NPS. Employees who did not opt ​​in on time will now have to remain in NPS.

Changes in EPFO ​​rules
Changes to EPFO ​​procedures have come into effect from December 1st. These include changes to UAN-KYC linking, e-nomination, and monthly pension update rules. Failure to make a nomination will result in difficulties in filing PF claims.

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