All India LPG Distributors Federation

Electrification is not the whole answer. And the energy system is starting to prove it. Nobody is arguing against expanding #renewables or building out cleaner grids. That work is essential. But when electrification becomes the only answer, when policy, investment and infrastructure planning treat it as the single pathway forward, you create a different kind of vulnerability. Grid constraints. Weather variability. Infrastructure bottlenecks. Geopolitical exposure. Affordability pressures on households that simply cannot absorb the cost of switching. These aren't hypothetical risks. They're showing up right now, in markets that moved fast and bet heavily on a single model. Overdependence on any one pathway, however clean, is still overdependence. Real resilience means balance. It means industrial heat solutions for sectors where electrification remains technically difficult or economically out of reach. It means distributed energy for regions where large-scale grid deployment is still decades away. It means backup power, peak shaving, and flexible supply for markets facing rapid demand growth. #LPG delivers all of that. Today. Using infrastructure, appliances and supply chains that already exist at global scale. The future energy mix won't be defined by one technology winning. It'll be defined by how well different solutions work together, and LPG has a critical role in that picture. 👉Read @james_rockall, CEO WLGA's full piece: "The Energy System is Under Pressure. Resilience Must Now Lead the Transition" t.co/LpDds3btMs #LiquidGas #EnergyTransition #EnergyResilience #EnergySecurity

teamwork, service, discipline, and sustainability.On this World Bee Day, let us celebrate the silent workforce that keeps the nation connected and energized. "Bee Together for People & the Nation—Deliver Together for Homes & Humanity.” Salute to India’s LPG Distribution Network

@EDLPGIOCL @DirMktg_iocl 20 May | World Bee Day 🐝 Just like bees work tirelessly to keep the hive alive, LPG distributors across India work every day to keep millions of kitchens running safely and smoothly. From villages to cities, the spirit is the same —

Dreams do come true, when I started @delhi_dehaat project, I manifested such beautiful coverage of our village heritage. So glad to be a small part of this. Thanks to Anica Mann and Delhi houses team. #DilliDehatProject #DilliDehat

@htTweets Thanks for sharing Dilli Villages stories and information. We as original residents of Delhi Villages came to know the history, Young generation of specially urbanized village not aware of history.

This village, in the vicinity of the Yamuna, is Madanpur Khadar. Khadar translates to the fertile new alluvial belt by the river that is below the flood line. It is highly cultivable land and mostly surrounded by villages that work on this land. When the British began making administrative strides in Delhi, this area came under their consideration. The British, around the 1850s, based their decision on issues such as caste or tribe, local influence, extent of landholding, services rendered to the state by a person or their family, and personal character and ability. So, they appointed a Zaildar from the Madanpur Khadar. The position was created so that local issues could be settled at the village-level, where the elderly headmen already had a hegemony over the people and was later also absorbed as member of the British jury. The Zaildars, who were like Chaudharis of the village, then took on this hereditary position to become the administration’s revenue officers, thus extending the influence of the colonial state into the villages. This was an important decision for the British as this Zaildar would control a very large tract of land with several villages under them from the Yamuna to Mehrauli, which comprised over 28 villages. This position had such influence and power that the first Zaildar, this title was included in the official communication. At the outset, Tirkha Ram Zaildar centralised the village by establishing a chaupal where elders sat through the day. It became an area for convening village gatherings and the centre for controlling the trade that was routed through Yamuna, with access to railway track connecting north and south India, something of great interest to the British. As the village administration began to be defined, several communities were brought into the scope, especially the fishing community of the river. The Zail was becoming a behemoth of an administrative district. @cultureanica ✍🏻 in today's special #DelhiHouses. Read in full in today's e-paper 🗞️ Story 🔗 hindustantimes.com/cities/delhi-n…

The 2nd BRICS CGETI Meeting 2026, concluded in Gandhinagar on 15th May, 2026 under India’s Chairship. Deliberations focussed on enhancing access to finance for MSMEs, promoting resilient global value chains, fostering cross-border digital services and strengthening the multilateral trading system. #BRICS2026 @BricsIndia2026 @RajeshAgrawal94 @PIB_India

@IGLConnect Congratulations,

A proud moment for IGL 🌱 Mr. Kamal Kishore Chatiwal, Managing Director, and Mr. Mohit Bhatia, Director (Commercial), inaugurated India’s first forecourt area rooftop solar plant at the IFC-5 CNG Station, Ghazipur, New Delhi. ⚡ Approx. 32 KWp (DC) rooftop solar plant ⚡ Estimated annual generation of ~44,000 units This milestone reflects IGL’s commitment towards cleaner energy solutions and a more sustainable future. #IGL #CleanEnergy #SolarEnergy #Sustainability #GreenFuture #CNG #EnergyTransition

Mother's Day

Happy Mother's Day-2026, ⁦@ChairmanIOCL⁩ ⁦@EDLPGIOCL⁩ ⁦@neerajmittalias⁩

A buffalo helping a turtle in distress

Happy 100th birthday, Sir David Attenborough 🎉❤️ The broadcaster who changed how we see the natural world. #DavidAttenborough

Just a normal day at Sydney Airport! 📹: Sydneyspotting