Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik and Union ministers Dharmendra Pradhan and Pratap Sarangi on Saturday condoled the death of Rajya Sabha MP and former Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh. "Deeply saddened to learn about the passing away of veteran leader & Rajya Sabha MP #AmarSingh. My thoughts & prayers are with the bereaved family. May his soul rest in peace," Patnaik tweeted. Union Petroleum and Steel Minister Dharmendra Pradhan described Singh as a seasoned politician. "Saddened to learn about the passing away of seasoned politician and Rajya Sabha MP, Shri Amar Singh ji. My deepest condolences to his family and friends in their hour of grief. May God grant eternal peace to the departed soul. Om Shanti!," Pradhan tweeted. Union Minister of State for MSME, Pratap Sarangi, said Singh was a mass leader loved by people. "Grieved to learn the passing away of Shri Amar Singh ji, a veteran former Parliamentarian and Rajya Sabha MP. He was a mass leader who earned ..
he Paradip-Haridaspur new rail Line project has recently reached its final stage of completion
The second of the two-part series talks about why zonal pricing may be on the way out
The two countries are in advanced stage of discussion to store crude oil in America to increase India's stockpile
The present zonal tariff structure, he said, results in additive tariffs for usage of multiple pipelines to transport natural gas from distant gas supply sources
The proposed Border Adjustment Tax would be imposed on imported goods in addition to customs duty to bring the imported product at par with locally-made products.
Pradhan, however, said Congress-ruled states were equally responsible for an overall rise in oil prices
Domestically manufactured iron and steel products (DMISP) policy was launched in 2017 and has helped India avoid steel imports worth over Rs 20,000 crore
The minister further said there are many sectors which still do not use domestically produced steel due to various reasons.
Power Grid, as a CTU, is responsible for the wheeling of power generatedby power producers and involved in planning transmission systems and operations.
Launched on Monday, the platform - set up by the Indian Energy Exchange - has so far traded 100 mmBtu gas.
The country has already planned the world's largest refinery in the western coast, on which work will start soon, said Pradhan
The country already has the world's largest refinery project in the West Coast of India, work on which will start soon, the minister said
India plans to almost double its oil refining capacity to 450-500 million tonnes in the next 10 years to meet the rising domestic fuel demand as well as cater to export market, Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said on Tuesday. Speaking at a webinar on 'Atmanirbhar Bharat: Fostering Domestic Steel Usage in Oil & Gas Sector', he said construction of a new 60 million tonnes a year west coast refinery, which is crucial to the capacity doubling plan, will start soon. "Our refining capacity will increase from about 250 million tonnes per annum now to 450-500 million tonnes in next 10 years," he said. The capacity addition will be both brownfield (expansion of existing units) and greenfield (new refineries), he said. The refining capacity of 249.9 million tonnes exceeded the fuel demand of 213.7 million tonnes in 2019-20, but the demand is likely to rise to 335 million tonnes by 2030 and 472 million tonnes by 2040. International Energy Agency (IEA) forecast that India's fuel demand will .
The fully-automated trading platform, set up by the Indian Energy Exchange (IEX), allow buyers as well as sellers to trade for imported natural gas
The SGX Nifty is up around 170 points from yesterday's close and is indicating an open at around 9,980 levels for the Nifty today
Plan is to unbundle GAIL into two firms --- one for gas transmission, other for marketing; Ernst and Young appointed consultant
Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan will launch the Indian Gas Exchange (IGX) to kickstart natural gas trading
The blaze at the well is so massive that plumes of black smoke can be seen from a distance of more than 30 kilometers
Shrinking domestic demand offers the industry the chance to become globally competitive