Iran-Israel Conflict May Soon Hit Your Kitchen: The war between Iran and Israel is not just limited to this; it can affect our homes as well. The impact of this war is being felt in our kitchens.
It is believed that the price of cylinders may increase in the near future. The tension of the ongoing war can affect us as in India 2 out of every 3 cylinders come from the market.
There may be a problem with the use of LPG gas.
After America attacks Iran’s nuclear sites, there may be a shortage of gas and other resources. In India, the consumption of LPG has almost reached its peak in the last 10 years, with it now available in 33 crore houses in India. The Ujjawal Yojana of the Indian Government has increased it a lot.
India is dependent on a large import of LPG, in which 66 per cent of the cylinders come from outside and 95 per cent of its gas comes from Saudi Arabia, UAE and Arabia etc. According to the Petroleum Ministry of India, India has only 16 days of gas left in reserve.