Domestic LPG prices in India have seen an increase of ₹29 per 14.2kg cylinder, bringing the cost to ₹942 in Delhi as of June 7. This marks the second hike in three months, with a previous increase of ₹60 attributed to global energy supply disruptions. To help consumers manage rising costs, Dr. Nandita Iyer, a health coach, has shared ten practical tips to reduce LPG consumption by up to 50%. Key suggestions include using a pressure cooker, soaking ingredients before cooking, and ensuring the correct burner size is used. Cooking with lids, cutting vegetables into smaller pieces, and turning off the flame early to utilize residual heat are also recommended strategies. Additionally, cooking multiple items together and using heavy-bottomed cookware can enhance efficiency. These methods not only help in saving LPG but also contribute to quicker cooking times, making them beneficial for everyday meal preparation.