Indane Gas booking missed call booking number
Cylinders can be booked by missed call on 8454955555
New connections can also be booked by missed call
Inden Gas customers can now book a gas refill cylinder with just one miss call. This facility is available to all Inden gas customers in the country. For this the government has issued a new number 8454955555. Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan launched the service in Bhubaneswar on Friday.
There seems to be no charge
The company said in a statement that customers do not have to pay any charge for this facility, while booking a cylinder by phone is charged as per the normal call rate. According to the company, the missed call feature will get rid of the long wait for customers on the phone and book the cylinder quickly. According to the company, the service will benefit rural customers who cannot book a cylinder by phone call.
New connections can also be booked
According to the Union Minister, bookings for new connections to Inden can be made by missed call. It started from Bhubaneswar. The service will soon be rolled out across the country. According to him, under the Prime Minister's Digital India Vision, customer-centric LPG refill booking and new connection registration facilities have been launched. Customers will get the service for free through this facility.
Second Phase Rollout of Octane-100 Premium Petrol
In addition, the Union Minister rolled out the second phase of India's world-class premium grade petrol (Octane-100). This petrol (XP 100) is being made available for high-end cars from Indian Oil. In the second phase, the petrol will be available in Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Kochi, Indore and Bhubaneswar. It started from the capital Delhi last month
Cylinders can be booked by missed call on 8454955555
New connections can also be booked by missed call
Inden Gas customers can now book a gas refill cylinder with just one miss call. This facility is available to all Inden gas customers in the country. For this the government has issued a new number 8454955555. Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan launched the service in Bhubaneswar on Friday.
There seems to be no charge
The company said in a statement that customers do not have to pay any charge for this facility, while booking a cylinder by phone is charged as per the normal call rate. According to the company, the missed call feature will get rid of the long wait for customers on the phone and book the cylinder quickly. According to the company, the service will benefit rural customers who cannot book a cylinder by phone call.
New connections can also be booked
According to the Union Minister, bookings for new connections to Inden can be made by missed call. It started from Bhubaneswar. The service will soon be rolled out across the country. According to him, under the Prime Minister's Digital India Vision, customer-centric LPG refill booking and new connection registration facilities have been launched. Customers will get the service for free through this facility.
Second Phase Rollout of Octane-100 Premium Petrol
In addition, the Union Minister rolled out the second phase of India's world-class premium grade petrol (Octane-100). This petrol (XP 100) is being made available for high-end cars from Indian Oil. In the second phase, the petrol will be available in Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Kochi, Indore and Bhubaneswar. It started from the capital Delhi last month
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