On April 25, LPG cylinder prices in major Indian cities, including Delhi, Bengaluru, and Mumbai, remained stable despite rising global oil prices, which have surged by about 50% since the onset of the conflict in West Asia on February 28. The Indian government has intervened to manage domestic prices and inflation, ensuring that consumers are not significantly affected by international market fluctuations. While domestic LPG prices have not changed since a hike in March, commercial LPG has seen two increases in recent weeks. The Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas has confirmed that natural gas supply is currently at 100% for domestic piped natural gas (PNG) and compressed natural gas (CNG) users, and around 80% for industrial consumers. Efforts are ongoing to maintain stable supplies, with over 147,000 tonnes of commercial LPG sold in April alone. Consumers are urged to avoid panic buying as the government assures that there are no disruptions in LPG supply.