New Delhi. There are going to be changes in many rules related to LPG subsidy, FD and birth-death registration from October 1, 2026. The new rules may impact common people's work related to banking, LPG and important documents. Therefore, it becomes important for you to know what is going to change from the first of the next month and what is not.
What rules are going to change from October 1?
Whenever the first day of the month is about to come, people are worried about what rules are going to change. This is because almost on the first day of every month some changes take place.
For example, many new rules related to LPG subsidy, bulk deposits and birth-death registration will come into effect from the first of next month. In such a situation, it becomes important for you to know what will change from October 1 and what will not. Let us know what is going to change from 1st. You can further know about the changes taking place from October 1…
Gas subsidy rules are changing
New rules regarding LPG subsidy will be applicable from October 1, 2026
Biometric Aadhaar Authentication i.e. BAA will be mandatory for subsidized cylinders.
Customers who have not yet done BAA will have to complete this process
However, note that even without authentication, the supply of LPG cylinder will not stop, that is, if you do not get the KYC done, you will continue to get the gas cylinder.
But such customers may have to buy the cylinder at the current market price, that is, they will not get the benefit of LPG subsidy.
What rules are going to change from October 1?
The government says that this will help in extending the benefits of subsidy to the right families.
There is also an effort to stop misuse of domestic LPG.
By 19 September 2026, about 89.9% active LPG customers had completed BAA.
If you have not yet done Aadhaar authentication, then complete it before October 1 so that you can also keep getting gas cylinders at subsidized rates.
What rules are going to change from October 1?
FD rules will change
Reserve Bank of India i.e. RBI has issued new rules regarding bulk deposits.
Because of this, now FD of Rs 3 crore or more will be considered as bulk deposit, whereas earlier its limit was Rs 2 crore.
Banks will be able to set different interest rates on bulk FD as per their need.
New rules regarding interest rates will also be applicable from October 1.
What rules are going to change from October 1?
Banks will have to update the rates on the website by 10 am every working day.
For this, RBI has given a grace period of 10 minutes, that is, the new rate will have to be visible on the website by 10:10 in the morning.
FD with same amount and tenure of same date will have same rate across all branches
This will provide transparency in interest rates to customers and reduce the difference between branches.