Srinagar, March 11 -- In a move reflecting its commitment to energy security and public welfare, the government has restructured the allocation of natural gas in India, placing household LPG, CNG, and piped cooking gas at the top of the priority list. While the decision is technical in nature, its implications are far-reaching, touching millions of urban and rural households, transport systems, and commercial sectors. The timing of the policy adjustment could not have been more critical. Global energy markets are witnessing unprecedented volatility due to geopolitical tensions, supply chain disruptions, and fluctuating crude oil prices. In such a scenario, ensuring uninterrupted access to clean and affordable energy for households is not ...