New Rule Change in September
At the beginning of the month, the prices of many important things are revised by the government. On September 1, many rules are changing from gas cylinders. Some will be applicable from today and some rules will change in this month. Let us tell you about those 5 things in which there has been a change or this month.
Gas cylinder price
The government has made a big announcement on 1 September about the prices of gas cylinders. Commercial cylinders have come down from today. This time prices have been reduced by Rs 51. With this, the price of commercial cylinders in Delhi will be Rs 1580, which used to be Rs 1631.50 earlier. However, the government has not made any changes in the prices of domestic i.e. kitchen gas cylinders. Domestic cylinders have not become cheap.
Registered post service ends
Taking a big decision, the Department of Posts (DOP) has merged the domestic registered post in the speed post. That is, every registered post sent within the country from September 1, 2025 will now be transported through speed post. This will affect common customers and government documents.
Last chance of special offer on FD
If you are thinking about investing in FD to keep your money safe. So this month is going to be important for you. Both Indian Bank and IDBI Bank have launched special term FD scheme. Indian Bank’s 444 days and 555 days FD and IDBI Bank’s last date to invest in 444, 555 and 700 days FD scheme is 30 September 2025.
Change in credit card rules
State Bank of India, the country’s largest bank, has changed the rules related to credit cards. From 1 September i.e. today, there will be no reward points on gaming platforms, merchants and government transactions on selected cards of the bank. Apart from this, all the customers with card protection plan (CPP) will automatically shift to new variants according to their renewal date from 16 September. Its renewal charges will be Rs 999 for classic, Rs 1,499 for premium and Rs 1,999 for platinum.
New last date to file ITR
The Income Tax Department has extended the deadline for filing ITR for FY 2024-25 from 31 July to 15 September 2025. CBDT announced this on 27 May. Usually the last date for filing ITR is 31 July, but this year taxpayers have been given an extra time of 46 days.