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Indian Refiners Take a Cautious Pause on New Russian Oil Orders Amid Sanctions Review

Hyderabad – Indian refiners are taking a measured approach following the recent U.S. sanctions on Russia’s top two crude exporters,

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India’s Energy Balancing Act: A Pragmatic Path Toward Global Stability

New Delhi – Amid shifting global energy alliances and trade tensions, India’s approach to sourcing affordable crude oil — particularly