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‘When nations engage in conflict, neighbouring countries are invariably affected’: UP minister Om Prakash Rajbhar on repeated fuel price hikes

Fuel prices are rising again across India. A minister blames global supply issues due to the Iran-US conflict. Petrol prices in Delhi have now crossed 100 rupees per litre. This is the fourth increase in less than two weeks. Opposition parties are criticizing the government. They say the hikes pressure household budgets and transport operators.

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Oil prices fall over 5% on hopes for Iran deal

Oil prices have dropped significantly as markets react to potential peace talks between the United States and Iran. Asian stock markets saw early gains on Monday. President Donald Trump has indicated that a deal is not imminent. The conflict began in February, with a ceasefire observed since April. Mediators are working towards a settlement amidst…

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India can’t escape global oil shock; fuel prices hurting economy, says former BPCL exec

India’s economy is significantly impacted by the global oil shock, with crude prices surging by nearly 60%. Former BPCL Marketing Director Sukhmal Kumar Jain highlighted rising import costs and rupee depreciation as major concerns. He emphasized that the nation’s heavy reliance on imports for oil and other key commodities exacerbates these economic pressures.

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Coal India plans syngas projects near gas-based power, DRI and fertiliser units as gas supply tightens

In a strategic move to bolster energy security, Coal India is gearing up to establish new coal-to-syngas facilities strategically positioned at mine pitheads or close to industrial users. This initiative comes in light of recent global gas supply challenges, prompting the company to actively seek partnerships with developers and industrial off-takers for these innovative projects.

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