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Consumers making queue for the cooking gas in Guwahati, Assam, India on May 03, 2012. The city is reeling under an acute crisis of cooking gas cylinders for the last several weeks, the black market here presents a different scenario. The black market is providing cooking gas cylinders to people willing to pay over Rs 1,000 for it, even as the authorized cooking gas agencies of the Indian oil corporation (IOC) in the city say that there are not enough cylinders to meet the demand of the people. Photo by Dibyajyoti Rabha/Indian Photo Agency
Consumers making queue for the cooking gas in Guwahati, Assam, India on May 03, 2012. The city is reeling under an acute crisis of cooking gas cylinders for the last several weeks, the black market here presents a different scenario. The black market is providing cooking gas cylinders to people willing to pay over Rs 1,000 for it, even as the authorized cooking gas agencies of the Indian oil corporation (IOC) in the city say that there are not enough cylinders to meet the demand of the people. Photo by Dibyajyoti Rabha/Indian Photo Agency
