India has secured supplies of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and liquefied natural gas (LNG) through alternative import routes amid concerns over potential shortages caused by the escalating West Asia conflict, government officials said on Wednesday, reported news agency IANS. Officials stated that shipments sourced from alternative locations are expected to arrive in the country soon, helping maintain stable fuel availability for households and industries despite disruptions in global energy supply chains, reported IANS. India diversifies energy import routes Union Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said the government has taken proactive steps to secure the country’s energy requirements by diversifying import sources beyond West Asia, reported IANS. According to the minister, India continues to receive energy supplies through multiple sources and shipping routes, ensuring stability in domestic fuel availability despite geopolitical tensions in the region, reported IANS. He said the government remains committed to safeguarding energy security and ensuring uninterrupted access to essential fuels for households and key sectors of the economy. Domestic LPG production increased by 10 per cent Alongside securing alternative …