India’s petroleum minister Hardeep Singh Puri says the United States now supplies about 67% of India’s liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) imports. Both outlets report that Puri also discussed how India’s earlier plan to source roughly 10% of its LPG requirement from the US has increased substantially over time. The statements link this shift to the current import sourcing pattern, indicating that the US has become the dominant supplier for India’s LPG needs. The reports do not provide additional context such as timelines, quantities, pricing, or alternative suppliers, but they agree on the central figures: the US’s share of India’s LPG imports and the contrast with the initial target. Overall, the coverage presents Puri’s remarks as an update on India’s LPG supply sourcing, reflecting a significant change from planned diversification toward a much larger US-led supply share.