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Brent crude rose by 2.8 percent to $107.54 a barrel since the growing number of hazards close to the key shipping routes in the Middle East have increased concerns regarding the supply chains.
GAIL India has appointed Rupa Saikia as an independent director on its board. Saikia brings more than 14 years of professional experience in education and human resource management.
Iran and Oman have proposed transit payments for vessels using the Strait of Hormuz, drawing US opposition amid concerns over compulsory shipping charges and global trade.
ONGC has appointed Satyan Kumar as Director (Strategy & Corporate Affairs), bringing over three decades of experience across the oil, gas and energy value chain.
Iran has established a new authority to oversee vessel movement and operations in the Strait of Hormuz amid continuing geopolitical tensions in West Asia.
PM Modi’s UAE visit comes amid West Asia tensions, with energy security, crude supplies, LNG partnerships and Strait of Hormuz disruptions expected to dominate bilateral discussions.
India has sufficient crude oil, LNG and LPG reserves, while domestic fuel supplies remain stable despite the West Asia conflict, says Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri.
Sagar Adani says UAE’s OPEC exit impact remains uncertain, stressing India’s focus should be on building energy resilience amid global disruptions.
GAIL flags off LNG carrier from the US, strengthening India’s gas supply chain and diversification strategy amid global supply uncertainties.
Two India-bound vessels were attacked by Iran shortly after a US ceasefire announcement, raising fresh concerns over shipping safety and energy supply routes.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh warns Hormuz disruptions have direct impact on India’s energy security and economy amid escalating West Asia tensions.
Indian crude tanker crosses Strait of Hormuz safely, while two vessels report firing incidents, highlighting risks to energy supply routes amid rising tensions.
Iran reimposes military control over the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting global oil flows and raising energy security concerns as Indian vessels are stopped and tensions escalate.
As energy security returns to the global agenda, India is managing supply risks, navigating import dependence and strengthening its energy systems, even as it advances a measured transition towards a more resilient future.
IEA, IMF and World Bank say the West Asia war will have lasting global impacts, with energy and fertiliser prices likely to remain high and supply disruptions continuing.
Oil prices surge past $103 per barrel after US announces naval blockade targeting Iran-linked shipping in Strait of Hormuz, raising fresh supply disruption concerns.
Government intensifies enforcement against LPG hoarding with over 1.28 lakh raids and 59,000 cylinders seized, while domestic supply remains stable despite West Asia disruptions.
US President Donald Trump warns Iran against imposing tolls on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, amid concerns over disruption to a key global oil transit route.
Iran to charge $1 per barrel toll in cryptocurrency for oil tankers transiting the Strait of Hormuz, signalling tighter control over a key global oil route despite ceasefire conditions.
Global crude prices drop up to 8.5 percent after US proposes conditional ceasefire with Iran tied to reopening Strait of Hormuz, easing immediate supply concerns in oil markets.
India is set to receive 10–12 million barrels of Venezuelan crude in April, marking a return after nearly a year as refiners diversify supply amid West Asia disruptions.
India has sourced crude oil from Iran after nearly seven years, the government said, amid West Asia disruptions and supply diversification efforts.
India is expanding energy imports from African countries to diversify sourcing and reduce dependence on the Strait of Hormuz, a senior Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas official said.