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Passport fees rise, LPG prices revised, Aadhaar updates free: Key changes in effect

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Several major financial and policy changes have come into effect across India simultaneously. Passport application fees have been increased, while commercial LPG prices have been revised for households and businesses. Aadhaar holders can now update their email addresses at no cost, and banks are subject to stricter consumer protection regulations. Additionally, EPFO has resumed its online services following a system upgrade, and rural employment guarantee provisions have also been updated.

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