Fuel supply stable in Odisha: Indian Oil

Fuel supply stable in Odisha: Indian Oil
Bhubaneswar: Despite ongoing geopolitical tensions impacting international energy markets, the supply of LPG, petrol and diesel in Odisha remains normal and stable, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has clarified.The corporation on Wednesday stated that it is closely monitoring the situation on a regular basis to ensure uninterrupted availability of essential fuels across the state.
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IOC further informed that a robust and user-friendly grievance registration and redressal system has been introduced for the convenience of Indane LPG customers. It added that for emergency assistance, consumers can call the 24-hour LPG helpline number 1906. This dedicated nationwide helpline is meant for reporting gas leaks and other safety-related issues.Additionally, general and service-related complaints can be registered between 8 am and 8 pm through the toll-free customer care number 1800-2333-555.The company informed that customers can also lodge complaints via digital platforms. Indian Oil’s official website features a dedicated feedback and grievance portal, where users can submit complaints using their 17-digit registered LPG ID or consumer number.
Complaints can also be registered and tracked through the Indian Oil ONE mobile app, available on both Android and iOS platforms.To ensure transparency and accountability, every complaint registered through the helpline or online portal is assigned a unique Service Request Number (SRN), allowing consumers to track the status of their grievances through an official tracking system. IOC stated that efforts are being made to resolve each complaint within a maximum of three days.

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About the AuthorDiana Sahu

Diana Sahu is an Assistant Editor with the Times of India. With a professional career spanning nearly two decades, she has been writing extensively on education, livelihood, child rights, gender, heritage & culture, tourism and disability rights. She is also known for her data-driven investigative reports and compelling human interest stories. Her in-depth story on 'Women in Higher Education' had won her the Best Feature Award at the Laadli Media Awards and a Laadli National Fellowship on 'Gender and Disability'. She had also received WNCB Fellowship on Child Rights. Apart from her core reporting interests, she loves documenting the many aspects of Odisha's culture and heritage. She tweets at @DiannaSahu.

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