A kitchen rule that once felt unthinkable is now suddenly real. The government has said that if a household does not shift to piped natural gas, or PNG, even after the connection is available, LPG supply to that address can stop after three months. The move is not just about changing how people cook. It is tied to fuel shortages, supply pressures, and a bigger push to expand India’s gas pipeline network faster. The message is simple: where PNG is ready, the era of keeping LPG as the default may be ending.
