You no longer have to wait long to book LPG cooking gas. Gas cylinders can be booked with missed calls from any corner of the country ..!
You no longer have to wait long to book LPG cooking gas. Gas cylinders can be booked with missed calls from any corner of the country ..!
Cooking gas cylinder ( LPG Gas Cylinder ) vacancy need not worry anymore. Now if you have a missed call ( Missed Call ) Gas cylinders can be booked. Indane Gas has launched this feature for its customers. Indane Gas officials said the service has been launched since February 1. You can now book Indane Gas by making a missed call. This way, the new connection will only be available if you make a missed call. In order to avail this facility of Inden case, the mobile number you have registered ( Mobile Number)) Should only be used. Indane Gas has released a new number for this feature. Now if you miss the mobile number provided by the company from the mobile number you registered, your gas cylinder will be booked.
Indane Gas LPG customers can book their cylinders from any part of the country through Missed Call . The number issued by Inden for Missed Call – 8454955555. Gas cylinder booking is easily available through Miss Call. As before, customers now do not have to keep calling for long. Also, one advantage of booking with missed calls is that, like IVRS calls, customers do not have to pay extra. This feature makes it easy to book LPG Gas for those who have difficulty with IVRS calls. Also, a facility is available for the elderly.
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Just last month, Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan branded the second phase of world-class premium grade petrol ( Octane 100 ) as XP100 by Indian Oil. This will be for petrol high end cars. In the second phase, the XP100 has been launched in 7 cities namely Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Kochi, Indore and Bhubaneswar. First, it was launched in the capital Delhi.
17 million people reached LPG connection in 6 years
The missed call service for LPG connection in Bhubaneswar was launched only last month. Very soon it will be launched in other cities of the country. Dharmendra Pradhan had said that gas agents and distributors should ensure that the duration of gas supply is reduced from one day to a few hours. He added that the country has come a long way with regard to LPG. Prior to 2014, 2 million people had LPG connections in almost 6 decades. Now it has risen to Rs 30 crore in the last 6 years.
