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Suez Canal Transit Fee Is Legal, Hormuz Toll Is Not. Here's Why
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which governs international sea law, says that countries bordering straits cannot demand payment simply for permission to pass through.
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Electricity On Exchanges Is Getting Cheaper Despite Rising Demand, Here's Why
The exchange price is no longer a crude reflection of scarcity; it is becoming a real-time indicator of an efficient power market, as per experts.
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Bitcoin Price Steadies Near $71,000 as Momentum Slows Despite Rising Retail Demand
Bitcoin traded near $71,000 on Thursday, showing a pause in momentum despite improving global sentiment and rising retail accumulation. While easing geopolitical tensions supported prices, analysts noted that weak spot volumes and inconsistent ETF flows indicate limited conviction. Altcoins remained under pressure, with investors closely watching m...
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Special Camps To Open As Delhi Doubles LPG Supply For Migrant Workers
At these camps, workers can purchase 5 kg cylinders upon payment by presenting their Aadhaar as identity proof.
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18 India-Flagged Ships Carrying Crude Oil, LPG Stranded In Hormuz Amid War
So far, eight Indian-flagged vessels have sailed out of the strait safely. These include two LPG carriers -- BW TYR and BW ELM -- carrying a combined LPG cargo of about 94,000 tonnes, which safely transited the war-hit zone in the last couple of days
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Water Shortage To Tanker Issues: Delhi's Summer Action Plan To Tackle Heat
The plan comes as the city prepares for peak demand and addresses recurring concerns regarding tanker distribution and local shortages.
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Bitcoin Trades Near $69,000 as Weak Sentiment Keeps Crypto Market in Check
Bitcoin traded near $69,000 on March 26 as weak sentiment and macro uncertainty weighed on markets. Analysts highlighted resistance near $70,000–$72,000 and support around $67,500, keeping prices range-bound. ETF flows remain uneven, while rising stablecoin supply signals capital on the sidelines. Experts said markets are awaiting clearer macro t...
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Centre Raises Commercial LPG Supply To 70%, Prioritises Key Industries
"In addition to the existing 50 per cent allocation, an additional 20 per cent is now proposed, that would bring the total commercial LPG allocation to 70 per cent of the pre-crisis level of the packed non-domestic LPG," Oil Secretary Neeraj Mittal w
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How The Cotton Textile Trade In Mumbai Led To India's First Stock Market Crash
After the American Civil War ended in April 1865, British demand for Indian cotton declined sharply, triggering a major stock market crash in Bombay
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LNG Buyers Hunt For Deals In US After Qatar Supply Shuts Due To Iran War
The early-stage talks at the CERAWeek, show how the attacks on the Qatar's Ras Laffan LNG plant has knocked about a fifth of global supply offline.
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Suez Canal Transit Fee Is Legal, Hormuz Toll Is Not. Here's Why
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which governs international sea law, says that countries bordering straits cannot demand payment simply for permission to pass through.
-
Electricity On Exchanges Is Getting Cheaper Despite Rising Demand, Here's Why
The exchange price is no longer a crude reflection of scarcity; it is becoming a real-time indicator of an efficient power market, as per experts.
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Bitcoin Price Steadies Near $71,000 as Momentum Slows Despite Rising Retail Demand
Bitcoin traded near $71,000 on Thursday, showing a pause in momentum despite improving global sentiment and rising retail accumulation. While easing geopolitical tensions supported prices, analysts noted that weak spot volumes and inconsistent ETF flows indicate limited conviction. Altcoins remained under pressure, with investors closely watching m...
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Special Camps To Open As Delhi Doubles LPG Supply For Migrant Workers
At these camps, workers can purchase 5 kg cylinders upon payment by presenting their Aadhaar as identity proof.
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18 India-Flagged Ships Carrying Crude Oil, LPG Stranded In Hormuz Amid War
So far, eight Indian-flagged vessels have sailed out of the strait safely. These include two LPG carriers -- BW TYR and BW ELM -- carrying a combined LPG cargo of about 94,000 tonnes, which safely transited the war-hit zone in the last couple of days
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Water Shortage To Tanker Issues: Delhi's Summer Action Plan To Tackle Heat
The plan comes as the city prepares for peak demand and addresses recurring concerns regarding tanker distribution and local shortages.
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Bitcoin Trades Near $69,000 as Weak Sentiment Keeps Crypto Market in Check
Bitcoin traded near $69,000 on March 26 as weak sentiment and macro uncertainty weighed on markets. Analysts highlighted resistance near $70,000–$72,000 and support around $67,500, keeping prices range-bound. ETF flows remain uneven, while rising stablecoin supply signals capital on the sidelines. Experts said markets are awaiting clearer macro t...
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Centre Raises Commercial LPG Supply To 70%, Prioritises Key Industries
"In addition to the existing 50 per cent allocation, an additional 20 per cent is now proposed, that would bring the total commercial LPG allocation to 70 per cent of the pre-crisis level of the packed non-domestic LPG," Oil Secretary Neeraj Mittal w
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How The Cotton Textile Trade In Mumbai Led To India's First Stock Market Crash
After the American Civil War ended in April 1865, British demand for Indian cotton declined sharply, triggering a major stock market crash in Bombay
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LNG Buyers Hunt For Deals In US After Qatar Supply Shuts Due To Iran War
The early-stage talks at the CERAWeek, show how the attacks on the Qatar's Ras Laffan LNG plant has knocked about a fifth of global supply offline.
