New Delhi, April 8 -- The Government has revised the allocation framework for packed non-domestic LPG, extending benefits to a wider set of industrial sectors while linking supply with reform measures and cleaner fuel adoption. According to the updated directive issued by the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, States will continue to receive 70 percent LPG allocation, which includes an additional 10 percent linked to the implementation of reforms promoting Piped Natural Gas (PNG). Industrial Sectors Included The revised norms now extend bulk non-domestic LPG allocation to industries such as pharma, food processing, polymers, agriculture, packaging, paints, steel, ceramics, glass, foundry, forging, and others. These units will re...