India relies on huge quantities of cooking gas that is normally shipped from the Persian Gulf. By Pragati K.B. and Alex Travelli Reporting from New Delhi In kitchens across India, the familiar blue ...

As the conflict in West Asia intensifies—specifically the fallout from tensions involving Iran and the critical Strait of Hormuz—India is grappling with an escalating Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) ...

On any given morning in India, a quiet choreography of energy unfolds. In a Delhi kitchen, a blue LPG flame hisses beneath a pressure cooker. Hundreds of kilometres away, a freight truck hums along ...

India's reliance on LPG for daily cooking faces disruption from West Asian geopolitical tensions, impacting supply. The article offers practical solutions: utilizing electric appliances, smart cooking ...