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05.01.26 - 00:36
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Indian carriers to induct about 100 aircraft annually for 15 years: Minister (Times of India)
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India is adopting a multi-pronged strategy to boost international flights from its expanding airport network. The government aims for Indian airports and airlines to realize their full potential by facilitating direct flights between domestic and international hubs. This initiative aligns with significant aircraft inductions by Indian carriers over the coming years....
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05.01.26 - 00:12
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US hold on oil may help India recover $1 billion dues (Times of India)
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A potential US-led restructuring of Venezuela's oil sector could significantly benefit India, offering a chance to recover nearly $1 billion in outstanding dues. This shift might also enable ONGC Videsh to revive crude production from its jointly operated San Cristobal oilfield, which has been hampered by US sanctions blocking essential technology and equipment....
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04.01.26 - 23:48
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No immediate impact seen on India′s oil supplies, prices (Times of India)
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Developments in Venezuela are unlikely to immediately impact India's oil supplies or prices, as Venezuelan crude has been largely absent from global markets due to US sanctions. While bilateral engagement has weakened, experts suggest India could diversify its sources if Venezuelan oil re-enters the market, potentially offering a sentimental impact on emerging market currencies....
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04.01.26 - 02:06
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Coal Remains King In India While Exports Optimize Domestic Stock (ZeroHedge)
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Coal Remains King In India While Exports Optimize Domestic Stock
By Tsvetana Paraskova of OilPrice.com,
Coal India Limited, the biggest coal producer in the world's second-biggest coal user, opened this year its online coal supply auctions directly to buyers in Bangladesh, Bhutan, and Nepal, as Indian coal supply has swelled amid weaker-than-expected demand in recent months.
Amid an oversupply of coal and weaker demand, India and its top state coal producer are looking to optimize domestic supply and monetize exports to neighboring countries.
Until 2026, only middlemen could bid in Coal India's online supply auctions. This has now changed with the new policy.
“In a first, effective January 1, 2026, CIL has permitted coal consumers located in the neighbouring countries like Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal, who wish to import coal from India, to directly participate in the Single Window Mode Agnostic (SWMA) auctions conducted by the company,” Coal India said in a statement on Friday, as c...
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