Mukhyamantri Nishulk Gas Refill Yojana

Description
The scheme "Mukhyamantri Nishulk Gas Refill Yojana" was launched by the Department of Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs, Government of Uttarakhand. The scheme aims to support poor families holding Antyodaya pink ration cards in the state by reducing their household fuel expenses.

Benefits
• Under this scheme, Antyodaya ration card (pink card) holders in the state are entitled to receive 03 free gas cylinder refills every year.
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Eligibility Criteria
1. - The applicant must be a resident of Uttarakhand.
2. - The applicant must hold an Antyodaya (pink card) ration card issued by the state.
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Required Documents
• Antyodaya Ration Card (Pink Card)
• Aadhaar Card/Bank Details
• Mobile Number

Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Who can benefit from this scheme?
A: Antyodaya ration card holders (pink card holders) who are residents of Uttarakhand are eligible.
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Q: How many free gas refills are provided under the scheme?
A: Eligible beneficiaries are entitled to three free gas cylinder refills per year.
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Q: Is this scheme applicable to all ration card holders?
A: No, only Antyodaya ration card holders (pink card holders) of Uttarakhand are eligible.
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Q: How can a beneficiary avail a free gas refill?
A: The beneficiary must link their ration card, Aadhaar, and bank account details with the nearest gas agency.
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Q: How often can one get a free refill?
A: A free refill can be availed once every four months, totaling three refills in a year.
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Q: Do beneficiaries need to pay anything to get the free refill?
A: Yes, the beneficiary must first pay the full price of the gas cylinder to the gas agency. The amount will then be reimbursed to the beneficiary&#39;s bank account via DBT (Direct Benefit Transfer).
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Q: Is linking of Aadhaar mandatory for availing benefits?
A: Yes, linking Aadhaar and bank account is mandatory to receive the reimbursement.
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Q: How will the reimbursement be made?
A: The cost of the gas cylinder will be reimbursed directly to the beneficiary’s bank account through DBT.
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