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Indian railways switches to traditional cooking to overcome LPG shortage

Indian railways switches to traditional cooking to overcome LPG shortage

Indian Railways adopted traditional cooking methods using firewood due to commercial LPG shortage, impacting food supply for trains, including 1,500 packets daily for each of the two Vande Bharat trains, to prevent disruption.
LPG Crisis in India: Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri Says No Fuel Shortage as Production Jumps 28% Amid Panic Buying

LPG Crisis in India: Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri Says No Fuel Shortage as Production Jumps 28% Amid Panic Buying

Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri assures no LPG shortage in India, citing a 28% production jump amid panic buying. Supply is stable, with 50 lakh cylinders delivered daily, and new booking rules curb hoarding.
Indian auto industry may face production risks as West Asia crisis impacts supply chain

Indian auto industry may face production risks as West Asia crisis impacts supply chain

The Indian auto industry faces production risks due to the West Asia crisis, impacting supply chains. Shortages of industrial gases and raw material delays threaten output. The sector, contributing 2.3% to GDP and employing 1.5 million, seeks government intervention.
ICC Outlook Conference 2026: Maharashtra CM Fadnavis pitches new policy to turn state into global chemicals hub

ICC Outlook Conference 2026: Maharashtra CM Fadnavis pitches new policy to turn state into global chemicals hub

Maharashtra CM Fadnavis, at ICC Outlook Conference 2026, pitched a new policy to transform the state into a global chemicals hub. He invited the Indian Chemical Council to formulate this policy, aiming for policy-led growth and infrastructure development.
Uttarakhand govt to identify all cancer causing chemicals in processed food items

Uttarakhand govt to identify all cancer causing chemicals in processed food items

Uttarakhand will identify cancer-causing chemicals in processed food, issue guidelines, and launch frequent sampling. IIT Roorkee will also assess Pithoragarh Medical College feasibility after recent land subsidence.
Manufacturing costs rise in MP as war adds fuel to financial fire

Manufacturing costs rise in MP as war adds fuel to financial fire

Iran-Israel conflict drives up petrochemical raw material costs by 40% for Indian manufacturers, impacting plastic products. With India consuming 20 million tonnes of polymers annually, rising input costs will likely increase consumer prices for daily-use goods.
The Sri Lanka lesson India must not repeat — and cannot afford to ignore

The Sri Lanka lesson India must not repeat — and cannot afford to ignore

India faces a fertiliser shortage, risking a Sri Lanka-like crisis. A managed transition to natural farming, leveraging existing resources and a National Organic Compost Mission, is urged within two months to avoid collapse.
Why LNG Matters for Urea Production: Understanding the Energy Foundation of Nitrogen Fertilizers - global

Why LNG Matters for Urea Production: Understanding the Energy Foundation of Nitrogen Fertilizers - global

Urea production, vital for global food security, heavily relies on natural gas (60-80% cost). LNG, cooled to -162°C, is critical for gas-deficient nations like India, impacting fertilizer availability and costs due to energy market fluctuations.
Feedstock Strength Lifts Butyl Acrylate Prices in India

Feedstock Strength Lifts Butyl Acrylate Prices in India

Butyl Acrylate prices in India are recovering, driven by rising feedstock costs like propylene and N-Butanol. Firm crude oil trends, influenced by geopolitical tensions, and tight supply conditions are pushing prices upward, not demand.
BPCL petrochemical complex proposed in Nellore raises environmental concerns

BPCL petrochemical complex proposed in Nellore raises environmental concerns

BPCL's proposed ₹1.03 lakh crore petrochemical complex in Nellore faces strong opposition. Concerns include acquiring 6,000 acres, severe air/marine pollution, health hazards, and livelihood displacement, despite promises of jobs and CSR.

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