India is facing an acute shortage of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) due to the ongoing conflict in Iran, which has disrupted supply chains. In response, the Indian government has increased refinery output by over 20% since February, reaching approximately 46,000 tons per day, with plans to boost this to 50,000 tons following maintenance at Nayara Energy Ltd.’s refinery. Despite these efforts, the country still falls short of the pre-crisis demand of 100,000 tons daily. The government has secured an additional 650,000 tons of LPG for May, including record shipments from the US. To manage the crisis, state refiners have cut commercial LPG supplies to 70% of normal levels, prioritizing households. The situation has led to longer refill times for LPG cylinders, increased prices, and panic buying among consumers. Protests have erupted over rising living costs, and the government has conducted nearly 150,000 raids to combat price gouging. As India seeks to normalize supply chains, the impact of the crisis continues to ripple across the economy.