India has set a maximum daily liquefied petroleum gas production target of 63,810 metric tons for state-run and private refiners to shore up domestic cooking gas supplies after the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran disrupted imports. An August 13 government order requires companies to maintain adequate infrastructure to store and transport LPG, either directly or through railways and road tankers, and says targets will be revised every January and July to reflect new capacity and added refinery output. India had been sourcing about 90% of its cooking gas imports from the Middle East before supplies were disrupted from March by the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Reliance Industries' domestic-market-focused refinery was assigned a target of 18,000 tons a day, while Oil and Natural Gas Corp, Oil India and Gail India are expected to contribute 10% of the nationwide target. The move underscores New Delhi's push to strengthen fuel security as geopolitical risks threaten a key energy shipping route.