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US Wants To End Russian Oil Sanctions Waiver Amid Iran War: Its Impact On India
Data from energy intelligence firm Kpler shows India imported a record-shattering 2.3 million barrels per day of Russian crude last month, supported by the continued import of cargoes under the sanctions waiver.
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'Indians, Pakistanis Take Our Job': British MP's 'Racist' Remarks Spark Row
Lowe's remarks soon sparked a controversy, with social media users calling him "racist" and reminding him about Britain's colonial past.
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Japan Bans Indian Mangoes After 20 Years. Food Officials Found This
Japan follows a zero-tolerance policy for invasive pests like fruit flies, which are considered a major threat to domestic agriculture.
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PM Modi Calls For WFH, Travel Curbs Amid Oil Price Hike. What Other Nations Did
New Delhi is the latest among a growing number of Asian economies calling for lower energy consumption amid skyrocketing fuel prices due to Iran tensions.
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Iran War: China's Invisible Hand Is Rebalancing The Oil Market
Today, China has nearly 1.4 billion barrels in its reserves, well above the 400 million of the US and Japan's 260 million.
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4 Important Visa Changes Indians Should Know Before Planning Their Summer Vacation
Visa rules are shifting ahead of peak travel season. Here's a checklist of the most important changes Indian travellers need to know before planning a summer escape abroad.
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Pakistan Facing 'Major' Economic Fallout Due To Iran War: Shehbaz Sharif
Pakistan's oil import bill had surged from $300 million before the conflict to $800 million, the prime minister said.
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Saudi Arabia Pledges $3 Billion To Pakistan To Boost Foreign Exchange Reserves
Pakistan said it secured $3 billion in financial support from Saudi Arabia, helping to bolster its foreign exchange reserves
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A Warning From 1991: Is India's Next Big Shock Hiding In Its Oil Bill?
What has economists invoking 1991 is not just expensive oil, but a dangerous convergence of risks. A swelling import bill is colliding with the possibility that capital inflows, long a cushion, could turn into outflows.
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LuLu Group Chairman Briefs PM Modi On Uninterrupted Food Supplies To Gulf Region
He briefed the prime minister on LuLu Group's recent initiatives aimed at supporting food security across its GCC markets.
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From Ground To Aviation: Why Hormuz Disruption Is Making Every Fuel Pricier
The war in the Middle East is snarling one of the world's most critical energy arteries, and the ripple effects are global. The Strait of Hormuz, the narrow passage between Iran and Oman, normally carries about 20 million barrels of oil per day.
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Iran War To Impact IPL 2026 Players Now? Tensed Team Official's Grim "Tough Task" Warning
Already, the travel itinerary of several T20 World Cup 2026 teams like England, West Indies and South Africa went haywire after important transit points like Dubai and Doha saw airspace closures
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After Oil, Gas, Iran's Hormuz Chokehold Raises Fertiliser Red Flag For India
US-Israel war on Iran disrupts fertiliser supply to India, threatening imports, particularly urea, and posing food security risks for the country's 147 crore population to add to concerns over energy supply volatility.
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Why The War In Middle East Is Triggering LPG Prices In India
As chaos intensifies in West Asia, India is feeling the heat at home. Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) - the cooking fuel for more than 33 crore households and the backbone of restaurant kitchens - has suddenly become hard to get.
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"Never Depended On Permission": India On Trump's 30-Day Russian Oil Waiver
The Centre on Saturday said that India continues to buy crude oil from any source offering the most competitive prices, as tensions prevail along the Strait of Hormuz route because of the Iran-US-Israel war.
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US Wants To End Russian Oil Sanctions Waiver Amid Iran War: Its Impact On India
Data from energy intelligence firm Kpler shows India imported a record-shattering 2.3 million barrels per day of Russian crude last month, supported by the continued import of cargoes under the sanctions waiver.
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'Indians, Pakistanis Take Our Job': British MP's 'Racist' Remarks Spark Row
Lowe's remarks soon sparked a controversy, with social media users calling him "racist" and reminding him about Britain's colonial past.
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Japan Bans Indian Mangoes After 20 Years. Food Officials Found This
Japan follows a zero-tolerance policy for invasive pests like fruit flies, which are considered a major threat to domestic agriculture.
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PM Modi Calls For WFH, Travel Curbs Amid Oil Price Hike. What Other Nations Did
New Delhi is the latest among a growing number of Asian economies calling for lower energy consumption amid skyrocketing fuel prices due to Iran tensions.
-
Iran War: China's Invisible Hand Is Rebalancing The Oil Market
Today, China has nearly 1.4 billion barrels in its reserves, well above the 400 million of the US and Japan's 260 million.
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4 Important Visa Changes Indians Should Know Before Planning Their Summer Vacation
Visa rules are shifting ahead of peak travel season. Here's a checklist of the most important changes Indian travellers need to know before planning a summer escape abroad.
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Pakistan Facing 'Major' Economic Fallout Due To Iran War: Shehbaz Sharif
Pakistan's oil import bill had surged from $300 million before the conflict to $800 million, the prime minister said.
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Saudi Arabia Pledges $3 Billion To Pakistan To Boost Foreign Exchange Reserves
Pakistan said it secured $3 billion in financial support from Saudi Arabia, helping to bolster its foreign exchange reserves
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A Warning From 1991: Is India's Next Big Shock Hiding In Its Oil Bill?
What has economists invoking 1991 is not just expensive oil, but a dangerous convergence of risks. A swelling import bill is colliding with the possibility that capital inflows, long a cushion, could turn into outflows.
-
LuLu Group Chairman Briefs PM Modi On Uninterrupted Food Supplies To Gulf Region
He briefed the prime minister on LuLu Group's recent initiatives aimed at supporting food security across its GCC markets.
-
From Ground To Aviation: Why Hormuz Disruption Is Making Every Fuel Pricier
The war in the Middle East is snarling one of the world's most critical energy arteries, and the ripple effects are global. The Strait of Hormuz, the narrow passage between Iran and Oman, normally carries about 20 million barrels of oil per day.
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Iran War To Impact IPL 2026 Players Now? Tensed Team Official's Grim "Tough Task" Warning
Already, the travel itinerary of several T20 World Cup 2026 teams like England, West Indies and South Africa went haywire after important transit points like Dubai and Doha saw airspace closures
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After Oil, Gas, Iran's Hormuz Chokehold Raises Fertiliser Red Flag For India
US-Israel war on Iran disrupts fertiliser supply to India, threatening imports, particularly urea, and posing food security risks for the country's 147 crore population to add to concerns over energy supply volatility.
-
Why The War In Middle East Is Triggering LPG Prices In India
As chaos intensifies in West Asia, India is feeling the heat at home. Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) - the cooking fuel for more than 33 crore households and the backbone of restaurant kitchens - has suddenly become hard to get.
-
"Never Depended On Permission": India On Trump's 30-Day Russian Oil Waiver
The Centre on Saturday said that India continues to buy crude oil from any source offering the most competitive prices, as tensions prevail along the Strait of Hormuz route because of the Iran-US-Israel war.
