NEW DELHI: The United States now supplies around 67% of India’s liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) imports, marking a significant shift in the country’s energy sourcing strategy, according to media reports. “Today I’m happy to inform you that the United States accounts for something like 67% of our LPG imports,” the minister said. According to media reports, the sharp increase highlights a major transformation in India’s LPG import basket, with the US emerging as the country’s largest supplier. LPG remains one of India’s most widely used household cooking fuels, making reliable imports essential to meeting domestic demand. According to media reports, the latest figures underline India’s continued efforts to secure stable and reliable energy supplies while adapting to changing global energy trade dynamics.