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<p>The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has taken the initiative to increase LPG production in the country and ensure a stable supply to domestic consumers amid the ongoing global fuel supply concerns. The ministry noted that it has taken steps to increase LPG production and ensure that domestic consumers continue to receive uninterrupted cooking gas supplies.</p>
<p>Meanwhile, Indian Oil Corporation also shared information about the development on the social media platform X. The notice said that the government and oil marketing firms are working together to maintain LPG supplies despite global uncertainties.</p>
<blockquote><p dir="ltr" lang="en" xml:lang="en">In light of current geopolitical disruptions affecting global fuel supply, steps have been taken to enhance LPG production and prioritise its availability for domestic consumers and essential non-domestic sectors such as hospitals and educational institutions.<br />
Requests from other… <a href="https://t.co/tvAftzauu4">pic.twitter.com/tvAftzauu4</a></p>
<p>— Indian Oil Corp Ltd (@IndianOilcl) <a href="https://twitter.com/IndianOilcl/status/2031291410713030876?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 10, 2026</a></p></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script><p>The social media post explained that the government is focusing on maintaining adequate LPG availability for households in India. At the same time, essential non-domestic sectors such as hospitals and educational institutions will also receive LPG supplies based on their requirements. The ministry clarified that ensuring a stable supply to domestic consumers remains the top priority.</p>
<h2><strong>Committee to assess LPG needs of non-domestic sectors</strong></h2>
<p>To manage LPG distribution to other non-domestic sectors, the government has formed a special committee including three Executive Directors from major oil marketing companies.</p>
<p><strong>Read more: <a href="https://www.zeebiz.com/economy-infra/aviation/news-passenger-alert-delhi-airport-warns-of-possible-flight-schedule-changes-amid-global-tensions-391801">Passenger Alert: Delhi airport warns of possible flight schedule changes amid global tensions</a></strong></p>
<p>The committee members include K Sailendra from Indian Oil Corporation, T V Pandiyan from Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited, and Dhruv Kapil from Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited. Their role will be to review requests from sectors that need LPG and decide how supplies should be prioritised.</p>
<h2><strong>Organisations can submit LPG requests to committee for urgent requirements</strong></h2>
<p>The ministry stated that organisations facing urgent LPG requirements can submit their requests to the committee through the provided email addresses.</p>
<ul>
<li>K Sailendra, Indian Oil Corporation Limited: <strong><a href="mailto:indianecareho@indianoil.on">indianecareho@indianoil.on</a></strong></li>
<li>T V Pandhiyan, Bharat Petroleum Corporation: <strong><a href="mailto:edipg@bharatpetroleum.in">edipg@bharatpetroleum.in</a></strong></li>
<li>Dhruv Kapil, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation: <strong><a href="mailto:lpg.sbu.head@hpcl.in">lpg.sbu.head@hpcl.in</a></strong></li>
</ul>
<p>The committee will study each request carefully and make decisions depending on the availability of LPG and the importance of the requirement.</p>
<p>Officials added that since non-domestic LPG supply partly depends on imported products, not every request may be fulfilled immediately. However, authorities assured that all applications will be reviewed on their merit based on product availability to ensure fair and efficient distribution.</p>
<h2><strong>Here are answers to frequently asked questions (FAQ)</strong></h2>
<p>Q1.Why has the government increased LPG production?</p>
<p>LPG production is increased to ensure a stable cooking gas supply amid global fuel uncertainties.</p>
<p>Q2. Who shared the update about LPG supply measures?</p>
<p>Indian Oil Corporation shared the update through a post on X.</p>
<p>Q3. Which sectors will get priority LPG supply?</p>
<p>Domestic consumers and sectors such as hospitals and educational institutions will get priority.</p>
<p>Q4. Who are the members of the LPG supply review committee?</p>
<p>The committee includes three executives: K Sailendra from Indian Oil Corporation, T V Pandiyan from Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited, and Dhruv Kapil from Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited</p>
<p>Q5. What is the committee supposed to do?</p>
<p>The committee will review LPG requests from non-domestic sectors and prioritise supply based on availability.</p>
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The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has taken the initiative to increase LPG production in the country and ensure a stable supply to domestic consumers amid the ongoing global fuel supply concerns. The ministry noted that it has taken steps to increase LPG production and ensure that domestic consumers continue to receive uninterrupted cooking gas supplies.Meanwhile, Indian Oil Corporation also shared information about the development on the social media platform X. The notice said that the government and oil marketing firms are working together to maintain LPG supplies despite global uncertainties.In light of current geopolitical disruptions affecting global fuel supply, steps have been taken to enhance LPG production and prioritise its availability for domestic consumers and essential non-domestic sectors such as hospitals and educational institutions.Requests from other… pic.twitter.com/tvAftzauu4— Indian Oil Corp Ltd (@IndianOilcl) March 10, 2026The social media post explained that the government is focusing on maintaining adequate LPG availability for households in India. At the same time, essential non-domestic sectors such as hospitals and educational institutions will also receive LPG supplies based on their requirements. The ministry clarified that ensuring a stable supply to domestic consumers remains the top priority.Committee to assess LPG needs of non-domestic sectorsTo manage LPG distribution to other non-domestic sectors, the government has formed a special committee including three Executive Directors from major oil marketing companies.Read more: Passenger Alert: Delhi airport warns of possible flight schedule changes amid global tensionsThe committee members include K Sailendra from Indian Oil Corporation, T V Pandiyan from Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited, and Dhruv Kapil from Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited. Their role will be to review requests from sectors that need LPG and decide how supplies should be prioritised.Organisations can submit LPG requests to committee for urgent requirementsThe ministry stated that organisations facing urgent LPG requirements can submit their requests to the committee through the provided email addresses.K Sailendra, Indian Oil Corporation Limited: indianecareho@indianoil.onT V Pandhiyan, Bharat Petroleum Corporation: edipg@bharatpetroleum.inDhruv Kapil, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation: lpg.sbu.head@hpcl.inThe committee will study each request carefully and make decisions depending on the availability of LPG and the importance of the requirement.Officials added that since non-domestic LPG supply partly depends on imported products, not every request may be fulfilled immediately. However, authorities assured that all applications will be reviewed on their merit based on product availability to ensure fair and efficient distribution.Here are answers to frequently asked questions (FAQ)Q1.Why has the government increased LPG production?LPG production is increased to ensure a stable cooking gas supply amid global fuel uncertainties.Q2. Who shared the update about LPG supply measures?Indian Oil Corporation shared the update through a post on X.Q3. Which sectors will get priority LPG supply?Domestic consumers and sectors such as hospitals and educational institutions will get priority.Q4. Who are the members of the LPG supply review committee?The committee includes three executives: K Sailendra from Indian Oil Corporation, T V Pandiyan from Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited, and Dhruv Kapil from Hindustan Petroleum Corporation LimitedQ5. What is the committee supposed to do?The committee will review LPG requests from non-domestic sectors and prioritise supply based on availability.Q6. How can organisations request LPG in urgent situations?Organisations can send their LPG requirement requests to the committee via the provided email addresses for review and possible allocation.   

To manage LPG distribution to other non-domestic sectors, the government has formed a special committee consisting of three Executive Directors from major oil marketing companies

India prioritises domestic LPG supply for households amid global fuel uncertainty 

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The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has taken the initiative to increase LPG production in the country and ensure a stable supply to domestic consumers amid the ongoing global fuel supply concerns. The ministry noted that it has taken steps to increase LPG production and ensure that domestic consumers continue to receive uninterrupted cooking gas supplies. Meanwhile, Indian Oil Corporation also shared information about the development on the social media platform X. The notice said that the government and oil marketing firms are working together to maintain LPG supplies despite global uncertainties. In light of current geopolitical disruptions affecting global fuel supply, steps have been taken to enhance LPG production and prioritise its availability for domestic consumers and essential non-domestic sectors such as hospitals and educational institutions. Requests from other… pic.twitter.com/tvAftzauu4 — Indian Oil Corp Ltd (@IndianOilcl) March 10, 2026 The social media post explained that the government is focusing on maintaining adequate LPG availability for households in India. At the same time, essential non-domestic sectors such as hospitals and educational institutions will also receive LPG supplies based on their requirements. The ministry clarified that ensuring a stable supply to domestic consumers remains the top priority. Committee to assess LPG needs of non-domestic sectors To manage LPG distribution to other non-domestic sectors, the government has formed a special committee including three Executive Directors from major oil marketing companies. Read more: Passenger Alert: Delhi airport warns of possible flight schedule changes amid global tensions The committee members include K Sailendra from Indian Oil Corporation, T V Pandiyan from Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited, and Dhruv Kapil from Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited. Their role will be to review requests from sectors that need LPG and decide how supplies should be prioritised. Organisations can submit LPG requests to committee for urgent requirements The ministry stated that organisations facing urgent LPG requirements can submit their requests to the committee through the provided email addresses. K Sailendra, Indian Oil Corporation Limited: indianecareho@indianoil.on T V Pandhiyan, Bharat Petroleum Corporation: edipg@bharatpetroleum.in Dhruv Kapil, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation: lpg.sbu.head@hpcl.in The committee will study each request carefully and make decisions depending on the availability of LPG and the importance of the requirement. Officials added that since non-domestic LPG supply partly depends on imported products, not every request may be fulfilled immediately. However, authorities assured that all applications will be reviewed on their merit based on product availability to ensure fair and efficient distribution. Here are answers to frequently asked questions (FAQ) Q1.Why has the government increased LPG production? LPG production is increased to ensure a stable cooking gas supply amid global fuel uncertainties. Q2. Who shared the update about LPG supply measures? Indian Oil Corporation shared the update through a post on X. Q3. Which sectors will get priority LPG supply? Domestic consumers and sectors such as hospitals and educational institutions will get priority. Q4. Who are the members of the LPG supply review committee? The committee includes three executives: K Sailendra from Indian Oil Corporation, T V Pandiyan from Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited, and Dhruv Kapil from Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited Q5. What is the committee supposed to do? The committee will review LPG requests from non-domestic sectors and prioritise supply based on availability. Q6. How can organisations request LPG in urgent situations? Organisations can send their LPG requirement requests to the committee via the provided email addresses for review and possible allocation.      