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Times of India27.04.2026GeneralIndia

Fertiliser supply robust, no LPG dry out: Centre soothes energy supply concerns

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Despite global energy supply strains due to Middle East conflict, India's government assures robust domestic fertilizer availability, exceeding current requirements. Commercial LPG allocations have also increased, with officials confirming sufficient supplies and no distributor dry-outs, even as panic buying is reported.

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