Bangladesh, March 30 -- In a significant policy adjustment aimed at stabilizing domestic energy availability, India has announced a temporary relaxation of kerosene safety and distribution regulations. The move comes as the country faces mounting challenges due to disruptions in global energy supply chains, particularly those linked to tensions in West Asia. Officials say the decision is designed to ensure that essential fuels remain accessible to households and businesses during a period of uncertainty.

The new measures, introduced by the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, will remain in effect for 60 days. Under these provisions, kerosene will be made available for sale at selected fuel stations across 21 states and union territori...