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IOC Shares Gain 5% on Rs 275 Crore Pact With Nepal
Nepal depends on India for meeting all its fuel requirements. Petrol, diesel, domestic LPG and jet fuel (ATF) are currently trucked from IOC's depot at Raxaul to Nepal.
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Indian Oil Signs Pact with Nepal Oil Corp for Rs 275-Cr Oil Pipeline
IOC has now agreed to pick up the tab of Rs 200 crore for the pipeline in exchange of Nepal committing to buy products for at least 15 years.
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India Signs Pact to Lay Oil Pipeline to Nepal
Nepal depends on India for meeting all of its fuel requirements. Petrol, diesel, domestic LPG and jet fuel (ATF) are currently trucked from Indian Oil Corp's (IOC) depot at Raxaul to Nepal.
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India, Nepal Set to Sign Agreement for Oil Pipeline: Ranjit Rae
India and Nepal are set to sign an agreement for the construction of the much-touted cross border oil pipeline for supplying petroleum products to the land-locked Himalayan country, India's Ambassador to Nepal Ranjit Rae said in Kathmandu on Friday.
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Indo-Nepal Oil Pipeline Stuck Over Fuel Supply Tenure: Report
Five months after India agreed to lay a pipeline from Bihar to Kathmandu for supply of petrol, diesel and ATF, the project is stuck over differences on the tenure of fuel supply.
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IOC Shares Gain 5% on Rs 275 Crore Pact With Nepal
Nepal depends on India for meeting all its fuel requirements. Petrol, diesel, domestic LPG and jet fuel (ATF) are currently trucked from IOC's depot at Raxaul to Nepal.
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Indian Oil Signs Pact with Nepal Oil Corp for Rs 275-Cr Oil Pipeline
IOC has now agreed to pick up the tab of Rs 200 crore for the pipeline in exchange of Nepal committing to buy products for at least 15 years.
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India Signs Pact to Lay Oil Pipeline to Nepal
Nepal depends on India for meeting all of its fuel requirements. Petrol, diesel, domestic LPG and jet fuel (ATF) are currently trucked from Indian Oil Corp's (IOC) depot at Raxaul to Nepal.
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India, Nepal Set to Sign Agreement for Oil Pipeline: Ranjit Rae
India and Nepal are set to sign an agreement for the construction of the much-touted cross border oil pipeline for supplying petroleum products to the land-locked Himalayan country, India's Ambassador to Nepal Ranjit Rae said in Kathmandu on Friday.
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Indo-Nepal Oil Pipeline Stuck Over Fuel Supply Tenure: Report
Five months after India agreed to lay a pipeline from Bihar to Kathmandu for supply of petrol, diesel and ATF, the project is stuck over differences on the tenure of fuel supply.
