1/11
Amid severe shortage of commercial LPG cylinders, shop owners have been forced to switch to alternatives such as a charcoal chulha, to continue cooking and keep businesses running Mumbai, Maharashtra. | Photo: Dinesh Parab
2/11
Nanu Bai Sohale (62) prepares food on a traditional wood-fired stove as her daughter Vanita Panchal (42) helps. Many families are turning to traditional cooking methods such as the wood-fired stove amid the ongoing shortage. | Photo: Dinesh Parab
3/11
People carry LPG cooking gas cylinders, amid a shortage linked to the ongoing West Asia conflict affecting the global energy supply chain, in Prayagraj. | Photo: PTI
4/11
People wait with empty LPG cooking gas cylinders to avail refilled ones, in Prayagraj. | Photo: PTI
5/11
Auto rickshaw drivers waiting for refueling LPG at a pump in Hooghly District | Photo: Sandipan Chatterjee
6/11
Amid LPG cylinder shortage, people resort to cooking using traditional methods such as the traditional wood fired 'chulha' | Photo: Tribhuvan Tiwari
7/11
Amid LPG cylinder shortage, people resort to cooking using traditional methods | Photo: Tribhuvan Tiwari
8/11
People queue up for LPG cylinder at an Indian Oil gas supply agency in New Delhi's Kalkaji area | Photo: Tribhuvan Tiwari
9/11
Residents of Badhkal, rural Faridabad, line up and wait at a distribution agency for LPG cylinders | Photo: Vikram Sharma
10/11
Residents of Badhkal, rural Faridabad, line up and wait at a distribution agency for LPG cylinders | Photo: Vikram Sharma
11/11
Auto rickshaws waiting for refueling LPG at pump in Hooghly | Photo: Sandipan Chatterjee
