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'Boost For Oil Exploration': Amit Shah On Agreement With Assam, Nagaland
Speaking at the signing of an MoU to facilitate mineral oil operations in the Assam-Nagaland boundary areas, Shah said it will open new avenues for mineral exploration in the Northeast and bring prosperity to the region.
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How India's Oil And Gas Exploration Offers A $100 Billion Opportunity By 2030
Oil Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has called for stepping up oil and gas hunt to cut India's reliance on imports and making available fuel at an affordable and sustainable way.
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Assam, Nagaland Agree To Go Ahead With Oil Exploration Along State Border
Assam and Nagaland Chief Ministers Himanta Biswa Sarma and Neiphiu Rio have agreed in principle to go ahead with oil exploration in areas along their disputed boundary for the economic benefit of both states.
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ULFA Releases Second Kidnapped Employee Of Oil Exploration Firm
The second of the two kidnapped employees of a New Delhi-based private oil exploration firm was released by the ULFA (Independent) on Monday, two days after the first staff was set free from captivity Saturday.
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Barack Obama Declares Parts Of Arctic Off-Limits For Oil Drilling
US President Barack Obama on Friday declared portions of the Arctic off-limits for oil exploration for the next five years, dealing a blow to Republican efforts to expand fossil fuel extraction.
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China Defends Projects in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, Objects to India's Oil Exploration in South China Sea
China has defended its investments in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, which Prime Minister Narendra Modi had strongly objected to during his visit to that country last month. Beijing has also virtually rejected PM Modi's push to clarify the Line of Actual Control or LAC.
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Majority in Spain's Canary Islands Oppose Oil Exploration: Poll
Three-quarters, or 75.4 percent, of residents of Spain's tourist-dependent Canary Islands oppose oil prospecting in waters off the coast of the Atlantic archipelago, a poll published Monday showed.
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Vladimir Putin Denies Russia to Reopen Soviet-Era Spy Post in Cuba
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday denied reports that Russia plans to reopen a Soviet-era base in Cuba from which it once spied on the United States.
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Soco International, WWF Strike Deal to Halt Oil Drive in Africa's Oldest Park
Environmental campaigners WWF and oil exploration firm Soco International announced Wednesday that the British firm had agreed to halt its hunt for oil in part of Africa's oldest national park.
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China warns India: Foreign companies shouldn't engage in South China Sea
China's foreign ministry spokesman was asked today if the issue was raised in Dr Singh's meeting with Premier Wen at Bali. In his reply the spokesman said, "As for the discussion on the South China Sea issue, China has expounded its positions many times. We don't hope to see outside forces involved in the South China Sea dispute and do not want to...
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'Boost For Oil Exploration': Amit Shah On Agreement With Assam, Nagaland
Speaking at the signing of an MoU to facilitate mineral oil operations in the Assam-Nagaland boundary areas, Shah said it will open new avenues for mineral exploration in the Northeast and bring prosperity to the region.
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How India's Oil And Gas Exploration Offers A $100 Billion Opportunity By 2030
Oil Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has called for stepping up oil and gas hunt to cut India's reliance on imports and making available fuel at an affordable and sustainable way.
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Assam, Nagaland Agree To Go Ahead With Oil Exploration Along State Border
Assam and Nagaland Chief Ministers Himanta Biswa Sarma and Neiphiu Rio have agreed in principle to go ahead with oil exploration in areas along their disputed boundary for the economic benefit of both states.
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ULFA Releases Second Kidnapped Employee Of Oil Exploration Firm
The second of the two kidnapped employees of a New Delhi-based private oil exploration firm was released by the ULFA (Independent) on Monday, two days after the first staff was set free from captivity Saturday.
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Barack Obama Declares Parts Of Arctic Off-Limits For Oil Drilling
US President Barack Obama on Friday declared portions of the Arctic off-limits for oil exploration for the next five years, dealing a blow to Republican efforts to expand fossil fuel extraction.
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China Defends Projects in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, Objects to India's Oil Exploration in South China Sea
China has defended its investments in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, which Prime Minister Narendra Modi had strongly objected to during his visit to that country last month. Beijing has also virtually rejected PM Modi's push to clarify the Line of Actual Control or LAC.
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Majority in Spain's Canary Islands Oppose Oil Exploration: Poll
Three-quarters, or 75.4 percent, of residents of Spain's tourist-dependent Canary Islands oppose oil prospecting in waters off the coast of the Atlantic archipelago, a poll published Monday showed.
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Vladimir Putin Denies Russia to Reopen Soviet-Era Spy Post in Cuba
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday denied reports that Russia plans to reopen a Soviet-era base in Cuba from which it once spied on the United States.
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Soco International, WWF Strike Deal to Halt Oil Drive in Africa's Oldest Park
Environmental campaigners WWF and oil exploration firm Soco International announced Wednesday that the British firm had agreed to halt its hunt for oil in part of Africa's oldest national park.
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China warns India: Foreign companies shouldn't engage in South China Sea
China's foreign ministry spokesman was asked today if the issue was raised in Dr Singh's meeting with Premier Wen at Bali. In his reply the spokesman said, "As for the discussion on the South China Sea issue, China has expounded its positions many times. We don't hope to see outside forces involved in the South China Sea dispute and do not want to...
