Goa, June 26 -- The Central Government has restored commercial LPG supplies to pre-war levels after easing all sectoral restrictions imposed during the recent West Asia crisis.

The decision comes as tensions in the region have shown signs of easing, allowing authorities to normalise the distribution of commercial liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) across sectors.

In addition to restoring commercial LPG supplies, the government has partially resumed the supply of bulk LPG, providing much-needed relief to industrial and commercial consumers that had been affected by supply constraints.

The move is expected to improve fuel availability for businesses that rely on LPG for their operations, while helping stabilise supplies following disruptions ...