Government Reintroduces PDS Kerosene for 60 Days to Ease LPG Pressure
Emergency Allocation Announced for States and Union Territories
New Delhi, March 30: The central government has announced an ad-hoc allocation of Public Distribution System (PDS) kerosene to states and union territories for household use. The move is part of a 60-day emergency measure aimed at reducing pressure on Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) supplies.Kerosene to Support Cooking and Lighting Needs
According to an official order, the allocated kerosene will be used for essential household purposes, including cooking and lighting. The temporary provision is intended to support families that may be facing constraints in accessing LPG.PDS Kerosene Reintroduced in 21 Regions
As part of this initiative, PDS kerosene will be reintroduced temporarily in 21 states and union territories that were previously declared PDS Superior Kerosene Oil (SKO)-free.Focus on Ensuring Fuel Access for Households
The government’s decision is aimed at ensuring uninterrupted access to basic domestic fuel for households during the emergency period. The measure seeks to provide relief to consumers impacted by LPG supply pressures while maintaining essential energy availability for daily needs.Disclaimer: Due care and diligence have been taken in compiling and presenting news and market-related content. However, errors or omissions may arise despite such efforts.
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