Rajasthan Embraces Smart Kitchens: Electric Gadgets Combat Gas Shortage, Cut Bills

• Rajasthan faces LPG gas shortage and rising prices, pushing families towards modern electric cooking gadgets.
• Expert Kishan Babani confirms electric gadgets like induction and infrared are cheaper than gas, with voltage settings allowing control over electricity bills.
• Induction cooktops (₹2000-₹5000) offer fast cooking, while infrared cooktops accommodate all utensil types, providing safe and economical alternatives.
• Electric pressure cookers and convection microwaves save time and reduce gas consumption by up to 50% for working professionals and Indian cooking.
• Air fryers gain popularity for healthy, oil-free cooking, promoting environmental protection and financial stability in households.