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Yesterday’s big news was related to LPG cylinder. The Central Government has changed the rules for refill booking of domestic LPG cylinders. Now after one cylinder is delivered, consumers will be able to book the second cylinder only after 25 days instead of 21 days.
At the same time, due to the war between America, Israel and Iran, the prices of crude oil in the international market have reached a high of three and a half years. During trading on March 9, it increased by 25% and crossed $ 115 per barrel.
Apart from this, the Central Government can remove the requirement of ‘No Objection Certificate’ (NOC) for transferring a vehicle to another state. For this, a high-level committee of NITI Aayog has sent a proposal to the Ministry of Transport (MoRTH).
Before tomorrow’s big news, these are today’s headlines…
- There may be a decline in the stock market today.
- There has been no change in the prices of petrol and diesel.
Now read tomorrow’s big news…
1. Second cylinder will be booked only 25 days after delivery: Government extended the time by 4 days, decision to stop hoarding amid Iran war.
The Central Government has changed the rules for refill booking of domestic LPG cylinders. Now after one cylinder is delivered, consumers will be able to book the second cylinder only after 25 days instead of 21 days.
Amidst the Middle East tension, the government has taken this step to stop gas hoarding and ensure equal supply to all consumers. For some time, it was being seen that people were booking and stocking cylinders even when there was no need.
The government believes that increasing the waiting period to 25 days will curb unnecessary bookings. With this, cylinders will be easily available to those people who really need it.
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2. Crude oil becomes most expensive after 2022 due to Iran war: crossed 115 dollars, experts said – price can reach 150 dollars
Due to the war between America-Israel and Iran, the prices of crude oil in the international market have reached a high of three and a half years. During trading on March 9, it increased by 25% and crossed $ 115 per barrel. However, later it came down a bit and is now around $105. Earlier in 2022, due to the Russia-Ukraine war, crude oil had crossed $100.
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3. Gold became cheaper by ₹ 8797 in four days, came at ₹ 1.59 lakh: Silver fell by ₹ 29,729 to ₹ 2.60 lakh/kg, fell by ₹ 1.26 lakh from all time high.
Silver and gold prices declined for the fourth consecutive trading day on March 9. According to India Bullion and Jewelers Association (IBJA), the price of one kg silver has fallen by Rs 667 to Rs 2,60,056. When trading opened in the morning, it was at Rs 2,62,803. Earlier on Friday its price was Rs 2,60,723 per kg.
At the same time, at the close of trading today, the price of 10 grams of 24 carat gold has fallen by Rs 77 to Rs 1,58,674. In the morning it was at Rs 1,59,568. Earlier on March 6, gold was Rs 1,59,568/10g. In the last four trading days, gold has become cheaper by Rs 8,797 and silver by Rs 29,792. On March 2, gold was at Rs 1,67,471 and silver at Rs 2,89,848.
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4. Sensex falls 1353 points and closes at 77,566 due to Iran war: Rupee reaches all-time low of 92.33; Crude oil rose 50% in 10 days
There was a big fall in the stock market on March 9 due to America, Israel and Iran. Sensex closed at 77,566, down 1353 points (1.71%).
Nifty also declined by 422 points (1.73%), closing at 24,028. Today there was heavy selling in bank, auto, metal, energy and FMCG shares.
There is a risk of inflation increasing in situations like geopolitical tension and war. This may reduce the profits of companies. In such a situation, investors start selling their shares and invest in safe places. This causes a decline in the market.
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5. Rupee hits record low, hits 92.33 for the first time: Dollar strong due to Middle East war and crude oil becoming expensive, foreign goods will be expensive
The Indian rupee fell 46 paise to a record low of 92.33 against the US dollar on March 9. Amidst the worsening situation in the Middle East, this huge fall in the rupee has happened due to the huge rise in the prices of crude oil in the global market and the strengthening of the dollar.
Experts say that until the war subsides, pressure on the rupee may remain. The rupee has fallen by more than 2% so far this year. Due to this, it has become one of the worst performing currencies of the world’s emerging markets in 2026.
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Now NOC will not be required for vehicle transfer: Online verification will be done from vehicle portal, if fitted, you will be able to drive the old car even after 15 years.
Transferring an old vehicle from one state to another can be easy. The Central Government can abolish the requirement of ‘No Objection Certificate’ (NOC) for transferring a vehicle to another state.
For this, a high-level committee of NITI Aayog has sent a proposal to the Ministry of Transport (MoRTH). Apart from this, the government can also change the registration rules of vehicles older than 15 years.
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