Rule Change : There are only four days left in November. Several new rules will take effect at the beginning of December (New Rules From December 1, 2025), affecting citizens. Many services will be discontinued while some new ones will be added. To avoid future problems, it is critical to be aware of these changes ahead of time.
Rule Change : This list contains Aadhaar cards, LPG rates, pension plans, life insurance, and banking services.
LPG and ATF Pricing
Oil marketing organizations examine the pricing of LPG cylinders on the first of each month, and price modifications are made accordingly. The price of cooking gas could potentially change on December 1st. In November, commercial LPG cylinder prices dropped by ₹6.50. Furthermore, ATF pricing may fluctuate on the first of December.
Two new SBI rules.
The State Bank of India is adopting two new rules beginning December 1st. After November 30th, clients will no longer be able to use mCash. Customers can use alternative platforms such as UPI, RTGS, and NEFT. ATM fees have also been revised, affecting debit card users. Exceeding the prescribed limit will result in an extra cost of roughly ₹2.
Kotak Mahindra Bank SMS Clerk Fees
Kotak Mahindra Bank has altered the conditions for its savings accounts. Starting December 1st, SMS alerts will cost ₹0.15. However, this charge will apply if you receive more than 30 SMS alerts per month. This rule also applies to RTGS, IMPS, ATM withdrawals, and other transactions. However, some individuals have received some alleviation.
The Aadhaar Rules
The Unique Identification Authority of India is considering a significant update to the Aadhaar card. According to media sources, the Aadhaar card will have a photograph and a QR code. The 15-digit Aadhaar number, name, and address will no longer be displayed. This adjustment may take effect in December 2025. This step was taken to reduce fraud.
Rule Change : Be aware of these changes, too.
UPI Changes: New UPI rules will take effect on December 15th. Two new dispute resolution cycles have been introduced. UPI settlements were traditionally conducted in ten cycles, which included both authorization transactions and disputes. However, settlement cycles 1 through 10 will now only include authorization transactions. Disputes will be settled on a daily basis in cycles 11 and 12, excluding authorization transaction settlements. This rule was initially slated to take effect on November 3.
Pension-related modifications: The deadline for transferring from the National Pension System to the Unified Pension Scheme is November 30. Starting December 1, this facility will no longer be available. The government has already extended the deadline. The deadline for pensioners to submit their yearly life certificates has also been set for November 30. Failure to submit life certificates on time may cause problems.
