The Indian government has implemented significant changes to domestic Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) regulations under the new 'One Household, One Gas Connection' policy. This policy prohibits households with active Piped Natural Gas (PNG) connections from retaining LPG cylinder connections from companies such as Indane, Bharat Gas, and HP Gas. The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas amended the Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Regulation of Supply and Distribution) Order, 2026, to streamline gas distribution and reduce duplicate subsidies. Reports indicate that the government is actively identifying households using both services, with stricter enforcement expected before June 30, 2026, particularly in urban areas where PNG infrastructure is available. PNG is favored for its safety, convenience, and environmental benefits, as it is supplied directly through pipelines. Consumers interested in switching to PNG can apply through authorized city gas distribution companies, typically by completing an online application and providing necessary documentation. It is important for consumers to verify the availability of PNG services in their area before surrendering their LPG connections.