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Indian kitchens need to quit gas and go electric
March 11, 2026
|Mint Mumbai
The Iran war spotlights our import dependence for energy. Let's switch from gas to induction stoves for cooking. A few reforms could pave the way for a climate-friendly electric transition
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The war in West Asia that has blocked supplies of crude oil, liquefied natural gas (LNG) and refinery products from the Gulf serves India a reality check on the soundness of relying on imported hydrocarbons for cooking food.
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