In light of ongoing geopolitical disruptions, particularly the Iran-Israel war, India's Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (MoPNG) has taken significant steps to enhance domestic liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) supplies. The ministry has ordered oil refineries to ramp up LPG production, ensuring that the additional output is directed towards domestic use. This decision is crucial as the closure of the Hormuz Strait has caused a spike in oil prices and disrupted global fuel supplies. To further safeguard domestic LPG availability, the ministry has implemented a 25-day inter-booking period aimed at curbing hoarding and black marketing. Imported LPG is now being prioritized for essential services, including hospitals and educational institutions. Additionally, a review committee has been formed to evaluate LPG supply requests from restaurants, hotels, and other industrial users. These actions are intended to maintain a steady supply of LPG for households and critical services despite the current global energy crisis.