Get ready! These great rules will change from 1 October from LPG to UPI, know what the effects on the pocket of the general public will be

The month of September is about to end and October is only three days away. The new month will start with many major changes (changing rules from October 1). This includes changes in everything from the prices of LPG cylinder to pension rules, which will affect every home and each bag. Let us know about five such major changes, which will apply from the first date of next month. The beginning of October begins each month with many financial changes with major changes, and October also brings together many changes with it, which will directly affect the ordinary man’s pocket. During the festive season, the change in LPG prices will be a major change in the budget of the kitchen, while oil marketing companies can also change CNG and PNG prices. Apart from this, Railways also changes the rules associated with online train ticket discussion, which will affect the railway passengers. Meanwhile, if you are a member of the National Pension System (NPS), Integrated Pension Scheme (UPS), Atal Pension Yojana (APY) or NPS Lite, you will also have to face many major changes. First change: LPG cylinder prices change most focus in changes from October 1 is on the change in the prices of LPG cylinder as it is directly related to the kitchen budget. It is striking that oil marketing companies have changed the prices of 19 kg of gas staff over the past few months, but the price of 14 kg of domestic LPG has long been unchanged. The price of this cylinder was last amended on April 8, 2025 instead of Delhi-Mumbai to Kolkata-Chennai. So this time a little relief is expected. The prices of ATF, CNG and PNG can also be amended. Second change: Only the online ticket for these passengers is related to the second change from October 1, the Railways. To prevent fraud in train discussion, Indian Railways made a big decision and has implemented changes in the rules since October 1, 2025. Below will only discuss the next month of next month within the first 15 minutes of opening Aadhaar verification of the first month tickets online. This rule applies to both the IRCTC website and the app. Currently, this rule applies to immediate discussion. However, the time and process will remain the same for those who buy tickets from computerized PRS counters. Third change: Pension rules will change third changes, the nominees mentioned in NPs, UPS, Atal Pension Yojana and NPS Lite will directly affect. The Regulatory and Development Authority of the Pension Fund has changed the fees charged by the Central Recordkeeping Agencies (CRA), which will apply from October 1, 2025. Next, government officials will now have to pay £ 18 for e-Pran set to open a new pran and £ 40 for physical pran card. The annual maintenance fee is £ 100 per account. Atal Pension Yojana (APY) and NPS Light customers are also simplified the fee structure, which will be both £ 15, while the transaction fee will be £ 0. Fourth Change: This rule associated with UPI is the month of October, the month of October begins with changes for users of Unified Payments Interface (UPI). Reports suggest that if your Phoneepe, Google Pay and Paytm regularly use for online payment, you will be influenced by the new changes implemented by the National Payment Corporation of India. NPCI can remove the peer-to-peer (P2P) transaction, one of the most used UPI features. To strengthen the user’s safety and prevent financial fraud, the function is removed from UPI apps from 1 October 2025. This information was shared in a July 29 circular. Fifth Change: The month of Bumper Bank Holiday October is full of festivals, and if you have an important job related to the bank, before leaving home, you will see the banking holiday and get a safe. This month begins with the holiday of Durga Puja, followed by a total of 21 holidays during the month, including Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti, Dussehra, Lakshmi Puja, Maharishi Valmiki Jayanti, Karva Chauth, Diwali, Govardhan Puja, Bhai Doej and Chhath Puja. This includes the second and fourth Saturdays as well as Sunday’s weekly holidays. However, these bank holidays can differ according to the state and the city.