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India Faces LPG Supply Pressure as West Asia Conflict Disrupts Gas Supply; Restaurants and Businesses

India Faces LPG Supply Pressure as West Asia Conflict Disrupts Gas Supply; Restaurants and Businesses
India is witnessing rising concerns over LPG cylinder supply disruptions as the ongoing conflict in West Asia begins affecting global energy supply chains. Reports from several cities show that restaurants, hotels, and small food businesses are facing difficulties in procuring commercial LPG cylinders. The shortage is particularly visible in the hospitality sector, where many eateries have reduced their menu items or temporarily suspended operations due to irregular gas supply. In some cities, restaurants have been forced to shift to electric cooking options such as induction stoves to keep kitchens running. The situation has been linked to supply disruptions caused by geopolitical tensions in West Asia, which have affected fuel logistics and shipping routes. As a result, the availability of commercial LPG cylinders has become inconsistent across several regions. To manage the situation, the government has prioritised LPG supply for household consumers, while commercial users such as hotels and restaurants are receiving limited allocations. Authorities have also asked refineries to increase LPG production to stabilise supply in the coming weeks. Officials maintain that there is no nationwide shortage of LPG for households, but businesses that depend heavily on commercial cylinders may continue to experience disruptions until global energy supply chains stabilise.
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