The Delhi Cabinet approves raising the income limit for ration card eligibility to ₹2.5 lakh, according to reports from India Today and The Hindu. The change is aimed at expanding access to subsidised foodgrain as living costs rise. Under the revised ceiling, households with annual income up to ₹2.5 lakh would qualify under the ration card scheme, subject to the programme’s other eligibility requirements. The reports describe the decision as part of the Delhi government’s measures to address affordability concerns. The articles do not indicate a date from which the revised limit would apply or specify how many households are expected to benefit. The update follows public discussion around the impact of inflation and household expenses on eligible residents. Overall, both outlets agree on the central policy action: the Delhi government raises the ration card income ceiling to ₹2.5 lakh.