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🚨 BREAKING: 🇮🇳 Foreign Policy Under Fire! 🔥 Media has started asking tough and uncomfortable questions to the government over India’s oil strategy. 🛢️ The big question now going viral: “If oil from Saudi Arabia and the U.S. is more expensive than Russian oil, why did India drastically reduce...

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🚨 India cut Russian oil under U.S. pressure. Now the Strait of Hormuz crisis threatens nearly 50% of India’s oil imports. And Russia still says it can divert 9.5M barrels of crude to India. Geopolitics has a cruel way of exposing foreign-policy mistakes. 🌍💥
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🚨 India cut Russian oil under U.S. pressure. Now the Strait of Hormuz crisis threatens nearly 50% of India’s oil imports. And Russia still says it can divert 9.5M barrels of crude to India. Geopolitics has a cruel way of exposing foreign-policy mistakes. 🌍💥

Mr Sharma

141,337 views • 4 months ago

> So Putin was selling oil to India at just $50 a barrel. > India stopped buying Russian oil under US pressure > But now India has a waiver to buy Russian energy from the US > Russia is now telling India it will not give any more discounts because sanctions are gone and India needs Russia now. > They will now charge $90 a barrel, - Energy expert Amos Hochstein If true, this is the biggest L for Indian foreign policy since independence.
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> So Putin was selling oil to India at just $50 a barrel. > India stopped buying Russian oil under US pressure > But now India has a waiver to buy Russian energy from the US > Russia is now telling India it will not give any more discounts because sanctions are gone and India needs Russia now. > They will now charge $90 a barrel, - Energy expert Amos Hochstein If true, this is the biggest L for Indian foreign policy since independence.

Roshan Rai

1,245,025 views • 4 months ago

Those questioning India’s energy security overlook how much the system has strengthened over the past decade. India has built strong preparedness to handle both sudden disruptions and long-term global uncertainties. • Strategic petroleum reserves provide an important buffer, while oil companies can source additional crude from global markets whenever required. • Around 65–70% of India’s oil imports move through alternative routes, reducing dependence on any single corridor. • If supply from one region is disrupted, imports can be increased from other partners such as Russia and several global suppliers. India’s diversified sourcing and strong reserves ensure that energy supplies remain stable even during global disruptions.
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Those questioning India’s energy security overlook how much the system has strengthened over the past decade. India has built strong preparedness to handle both sudden disruptions and long-term global uncertainties. • Strategic petroleum reserves provide an important buffer, while oil companies can source additional crude from global markets whenever required. • Around 65–70% of India’s oil imports move through alternative routes, reducing dependence on any single corridor. • If supply from one region is disrupted, imports can be increased from other partners such as Russia and several global suppliers. India’s diversified sourcing and strong reserves ensure that energy supplies remain stable even during global disruptions.

BALA

48,014 views • 4 months ago

🚨 HUGE! India’s share of Russian oil in total imports has risen sharply to 38%🤯 -> Russian crude imports hit an 11-month high in April. Someone shall inform that Maths teacher Abhinay😂 At the same time, India’s dependence on US oil has DROPPED to multi-month lows in both value and volume. But we're taking directions from Trump Saar....🤡 Total oil imports rebounded strongly to 195.3 lakh tonnes in April (from 158.5 lakh tonnes in March). India is securing its energy needs strategically, putting national interest above external pressure👏🏿 MODIPLOMACY & energy security on full display! 🔥🇮🇳
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🚨 HUGE! India’s share of Russian oil in total imports has risen sharply to 38%🤯 -> Russian crude imports hit an 11-month high in April. Someone shall inform that Maths teacher Abhinay😂 At the same time, India’s dependence on US oil has DROPPED to multi-month lows in both value and volume. But we're taking directions from Trump Saar....🤡 Total oil imports rebounded strongly to 195.3 lakh tonnes in April (from 158.5 lakh tonnes in March). India is securing its energy needs strategically, putting national interest above external pressure👏🏿 MODIPLOMACY & energy security on full display! 🔥🇮🇳

The Analyzer (News Updates🗞️)

92,608 views • 1 month ago

“Circus Act”: Russia on EU Plan to Ditch Russian Energy Russia responds sharply to the European Union’s plan to phase out Russian energy imports by 2027. In this briefing, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova criticizes the EU’s energy strategy, calling it a “circus act” and warning of serious economic consequences. As Europe faces rising gas and oil prices, energy shortages, and growing pressure on households and businesses, Zakharova argues that the EU’s rejection of Russian hydrocarbons is a deliberate political decision driven by the European Commission. She highlights increasing energy costs, strained supply chains, and the broader transformation of global energy markets.
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“Circus Act”: Russia on EU Plan to Ditch Russian Energy Russia responds sharply to the European Union’s plan to phase out Russian energy imports by 2027. In this briefing, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova criticizes the EU’s energy strategy, calling it a “circus act” and warning of serious economic consequences. As Europe faces rising gas and oil prices, energy shortages, and growing pressure on households and businesses, Zakharova argues that the EU’s rejection of Russian hydrocarbons is a deliberate political decision driven by the European Commission. She highlights increasing energy costs, strained supply chains, and the broader transformation of global energy markets.

Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil

14,058 views • 3 months ago

Breaking news! Hindustan Unilever announces to cut palm oil by 25% in all their soaps! Until 1990, India was the world’s self-sufficient in edible oils. But in the last 30-35 years, India has now unfortunately become the world’s biggest palm oil importers. India imports 50,000 crores worth of palm oil every year! It is heartening to see Hindustan Unilever reduce palm oil as it can put pressure on other soap companies to reduce palm oil as well! This can potentially help reduce India’s import pressures as well! Let’s keep fighting and make India transition from “mindless capitalism” to “conscious capitalism”!
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Breaking news! Hindustan Unilever announces to cut palm oil by 25% in all their soaps! Until 1990, India was the world’s self-sufficient in edible oils. But in the last 30-35 years, India has now unfortunately become the world’s biggest palm oil importers. India imports 50,000 crores worth of palm oil every year! It is heartening to see Hindustan Unilever reduce palm oil as it can put pressure on other soap companies to reduce palm oil as well! This can potentially help reduce India’s import pressures as well! Let’s keep fighting and make India transition from “mindless capitalism” to “conscious capitalism”!

Revant Himatsingka “Food Pharmer”

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🚨Prof. Jeffrey Sachs: I'm speaking of Netanyahu. 🚨Netanyahu is a MASS MURDERER. 🚨Netanyahu. is a KILLER. 🚨He commits war crimes. And he has control over American foreign policy and over American domestic policy now. 🚨That's the FACT. The U.S. government is run by Israel, by the Israeli government. Why and how, it's a little hard to say, but it is the unbelievable fact that this brazenness, this recklessness, this cruelty, this arrogance from this extremist Israeli government controls American policy vis-a-vis speech in the United States now. It's shocking but true.
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🚨Prof. Jeffrey Sachs: I'm speaking of Netanyahu. 🚨Netanyahu is a MASS MURDERER. 🚨Netanyahu. is a KILLER. 🚨He commits war crimes. And he has control over American foreign policy and over American domestic policy now. 🚨That's the FACT. The U.S. government is run by Israel, by the Israeli government. Why and how, it's a little hard to say, but it is the unbelievable fact that this brazenness, this recklessness, this cruelty, this arrogance from this extremist Israeli government controls American policy vis-a-vis speech in the United States now. It's shocking but true.

Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil

115,493 views • 4 months ago

🚨🇸🇦 GLOBAL ECONOMY REELS AS SAUDI OIL EXPORTS HALT Reports indicate that the Ras Tanura refinery, one of the world's largest, has halted exports to Asia and Europe following Iranian strikes. This decision is expected to cause massive global oil shocks, potentially backfiring on Trump as allies like Japan and Europe face economic devastation. The strategy of "maximum pressure" is now hitting the West's own pocketbooks. Energy is the new front line of this war. Pyotr Kurzin
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🚨🇸🇦 GLOBAL ECONOMY REELS AS SAUDI OIL EXPORTS HALT Reports indicate that the Ras Tanura refinery, one of the world's largest, has halted exports to Asia and Europe following Iranian strikes. This decision is expected to cause massive global oil shocks, potentially backfiring on Trump as allies like Japan and Europe face economic devastation. The strategy of "maximum pressure" is now hitting the West's own pocketbooks. Energy is the new front line of this war. Pyotr Kurzin

Mario Nawfal

35,451 views • 4 months ago

🚨 U.S. STRATEGY EMERGING: CONTROL OF IRAN’S OIL AT THE CENTER OF THE WAR A growing argument from U.S. policy circles suggests the long-term objective of the conflict may go far beyond immediate military strikes. The strategy being discussed is simple but enormous in geopolitical terms: Remove Iran’s vast oil reserves from the control of the Islamic regime. Supporters of the campaign argue that once Iran’s energy resources are no longer controlled by what they describe as a hostile regime, the world would no longer face repeated crises in the Strait of Hormuz, one of the most critical energy chokepoints on Earth. In the short term, the war is already pushing oil prices higher and disrupting shipping through the Gulf. But advocates of the strategy claim that in the long run, freeing Iran’s massive oil reserves could stabilize global energy markets and remove one of the world’s most volatile flashpoints. Iran holds some of the largest oil and gas reserves on the planet, meaning the stakes of the conflict stretch far beyond the battlefield — they reach directly into the future of the global energy system.
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🚨 U.S. STRATEGY EMERGING: CONTROL OF IRAN’S OIL AT THE CENTER OF THE WAR A growing argument from U.S. policy circles suggests the long-term objective of the conflict may go far beyond immediate military strikes. The strategy being discussed is simple but enormous in geopolitical terms: Remove Iran’s vast oil reserves from the control of the Islamic regime. Supporters of the campaign argue that once Iran’s energy resources are no longer controlled by what they describe as a hostile regime, the world would no longer face repeated crises in the Strait of Hormuz, one of the most critical energy chokepoints on Earth. In the short term, the war is already pushing oil prices higher and disrupting shipping through the Gulf. But advocates of the strategy claim that in the long run, freeing Iran’s massive oil reserves could stabilize global energy markets and remove one of the world’s most volatile flashpoints. Iran holds some of the largest oil and gas reserves on the planet, meaning the stakes of the conflict stretch far beyond the battlefield — they reach directly into the future of the global energy system.

Jim Ferguson

17,632 views • 4 months ago

If Russia stops giving India discounted oil, does it mean the Modi–Putin friendship is weakening? A new debate has started in India. Many are asking what happened to the relationship between PM Modi and Vladimir Putin, and why Russia is no longer offering heavy discounts on oil. During the Russia–Ukraine War, Russia sold oil at discounted prices because sanctions reduced its buyers. India took advantage of the situation and purchased large quantities at lower prices. At the same time, the United States criticized India for buying Russian oil, claiming it was indirectly funding the war in Ukraine. But rising global tensions and disruptions near the Strait of Hormuz have pushed oil demand higher, allowing Russia to sell its oil at better prices. As S.Jaishankar sir once said, Europe often believes its problems are everyone’s problems, but the world’s problems are not always Europe’s concern. The reality is simple. Global politics runs on national interests, not permanent friendships. Jai Hind. Jai Bharat.🇮🇳
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If Russia stops giving India discounted oil, does it mean the Modi–Putin friendship is weakening? A new debate has started in India. Many are asking what happened to the relationship between PM Modi and Vladimir Putin, and why Russia is no longer offering heavy discounts on oil. During the Russia–Ukraine War, Russia sold oil at discounted prices because sanctions reduced its buyers. India took advantage of the situation and purchased large quantities at lower prices. At the same time, the United States criticized India for buying Russian oil, claiming it was indirectly funding the war in Ukraine. But rising global tensions and disruptions near the Strait of Hormuz have pushed oil demand higher, allowing Russia to sell its oil at better prices. As S.Jaishankar sir once said, Europe often believes its problems are everyone’s problems, but the world’s problems are not always Europe’s concern. The reality is simple. Global politics runs on national interests, not permanent friendships. Jai Hind. Jai Bharat.🇮🇳

Praffulgarg

21,500 views • 4 months ago

BREAKING: Trump just made a historic claim on American oil production. "America is producing double the oil of Russia and Saudi Arabia combined." "Never been done before." "We don't need their oil. We don't need their straits." U.S. oil exports already hit 12,900,000 barrels per day since the Iran war began. America doesn't need Hormuz. Europe and Asia do. That asymmetry is exactly why Trump kept the Strait closed. And exactly why he can afford to say nobody controls it. Energy independence isn't just an economic advantage. It's geopolitical leverage. And America just announced it has more of it than ever before.
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BREAKING: Trump just made a historic claim on American oil production. "America is producing double the oil of Russia and Saudi Arabia combined." "Never been done before." "We don't need their oil. We don't need their straits." U.S. oil exports already hit 12,900,000 barrels per day since the Iran war began. America doesn't need Hormuz. Europe and Asia do. That asymmetry is exactly why Trump kept the Strait closed. And exactly why he can afford to say nobody controls it. Energy independence isn't just an economic advantage. It's geopolitical leverage. And America just announced it has more of it than ever before.

Crypto Tice

16,543 views • 1 month ago

Far left in India - Pakistan has become a Vishwa Guru. India’s foreign policy failed as we didn’t become the mediator. Well Pakistan was not a mediator they were a MESSENGER! COPY PASTE MESSENGER. Why didn’t India mediate the US–Iran ceasefire? Because foreign policy is driven by strategy, not branding. Some people argue that India missed an opportunity while Pakistan gained visibility. But this ignores key realities. First, pressure and dependency. Countries like Pakistan operate under multiple external pressures, including financial support from powers like the United States, China, and institutions like the International Monetary Fund. This influences their diplomatic role. Second, global context. Mediation is usually led by European nations, but current tensions and disagreements with leaders like Donald Trump have limited their involvement. This created space for others. Third, India’s strategy. India follows strategic autonomy. Whether in the Russia–Ukraine War or Middle East tensions, India prioritizes energy security and balanced relations over short-term optics. India did not step back. It chose long-term national interest over temporary global attention.
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Far left in India - Pakistan has become a Vishwa Guru. India’s foreign policy failed as we didn’t become the mediator. Well Pakistan was not a mediator they were a MESSENGER! COPY PASTE MESSENGER. Why didn’t India mediate the US–Iran ceasefire? Because foreign policy is driven by strategy, not branding. Some people argue that India missed an opportunity while Pakistan gained visibility. But this ignores key realities. First, pressure and dependency. Countries like Pakistan operate under multiple external pressures, including financial support from powers like the United States, China, and institutions like the International Monetary Fund. This influences their diplomatic role. Second, global context. Mediation is usually led by European nations, but current tensions and disagreements with leaders like Donald Trump have limited their involvement. This created space for others. Third, India’s strategy. India follows strategic autonomy. Whether in the Russia–Ukraine War or Middle East tensions, India prioritizes energy security and balanced relations over short-term optics. India did not step back. It chose long-term national interest over temporary global attention.

Praffulgarg

36,241 views • 3 months ago

🚨 HUGE! India’s Russian oil imports GREW 8% in May despite tariff warnings from America 🤯 — India remained the 2nd LARGEST buyer of Russian oil globally🔥 India accounted for a massive 36% of Russia’s total oil exports in May. Hypocrisy? Even as the EU banned Russian refined products, they still received 10 shipments of such products last month🤡 Bharat is not bowing down to external pressure and is firmly securing its energy needs on its own terms🎯 Will Jairam Ramesh comment on this?
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🚨 HUGE! India’s Russian oil imports GREW 8% in May despite tariff warnings from America 🤯 — India remained the 2nd LARGEST buyer of Russian oil globally🔥 India accounted for a massive 36% of Russia’s total oil exports in May. Hypocrisy? Even as the EU banned Russian refined products, they still received 10 shipments of such products last month🤡 Bharat is not bowing down to external pressure and is firmly securing its energy needs on its own terms🎯 Will Jairam Ramesh comment on this?

The Analyzer (News Updates🗞️)

34,145 views • 28 days ago

Big Breaking Jolt 🚨 🚨 This is not just a trade proposal — it is an economic threat aimed straight at India. The U.S. bill proposing 500% tariffs on countries buying Russian oil, now backed by Donald Trump, directly targets India’s energy lifeline. India turned to discounted Russian crude to protect its economy, control inflation, and shield ordinary citizens from global fuel shocks created by Western wars and sanctions. If enforced, these tariffs will hit India on multiple fronts. • Fuel prices will surge, pushing transport and food costs higher. • Inflation will rise, squeezing households already under pressure. • Manufacturing and exports will suffer, as higher energy costs reduce competitiveness. • Strategic autonomy will be undermined, forcing India to choose between national interest and external coercion. India did not create the Ukraine war. India did not impose sanctions on itself. Yet India is now being punished for making a sovereign decision to secure affordable energy for 1.4 billion people. This move exposes the real nature of U.S. pressure politics — compliance over partnership, punishment over cooperation. Venezuela was dealt with militarily. India is being cornered economically. The question before India is no longer about oil alone. It is about whether global powers will respect India’s independent foreign policy or attempt to break it through economic intimidation, perhaps owing to its weak spineless leadership. Why India is being targeted with 500% tariffs, Zero Respect and Daily Humiliation — how U.S. pressure politics threatens India. Are we missing something here❓ Is there something that Modi Govt is hiding from India❓ Nonetheless, it’s a bloody rotten fish here‼️ #Trump #Modi #USA #India #Tariffs #ModiFailedIndia #ModiHaitoMumkinHai
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Big Breaking Jolt 🚨 🚨 This is not just a trade proposal — it is an economic threat aimed straight at India. The U.S. bill proposing 500% tariffs on countries buying Russian oil, now backed by Donald Trump, directly targets India’s energy lifeline. India turned to discounted Russian crude to protect its economy, control inflation, and shield ordinary citizens from global fuel shocks created by Western wars and sanctions. If enforced, these tariffs will hit India on multiple fronts. • Fuel prices will surge, pushing transport and food costs higher. • Inflation will rise, squeezing households already under pressure. • Manufacturing and exports will suffer, as higher energy costs reduce competitiveness. • Strategic autonomy will be undermined, forcing India to choose between national interest and external coercion. India did not create the Ukraine war. India did not impose sanctions on itself. Yet India is now being punished for making a sovereign decision to secure affordable energy for 1.4 billion people. This move exposes the real nature of U.S. pressure politics — compliance over partnership, punishment over cooperation. Venezuela was dealt with militarily. India is being cornered economically. The question before India is no longer about oil alone. It is about whether global powers will respect India’s independent foreign policy or attempt to break it through economic intimidation, perhaps owing to its weak spineless leadership. Why India is being targeted with 500% tariffs, Zero Respect and Daily Humiliation — how U.S. pressure politics threatens India. Are we missing something here❓ Is there something that Modi Govt is hiding from India❓ Nonetheless, it’s a bloody rotten fish here‼️ #Trump #Modi #USA #India #Tariffs #ModiFailedIndia #ModiHaitoMumkinHai

Pragnya Gupta

11,311 views • 6 months ago

The reality is that at a time like this, 👉 The Modi government is being exposed on every front - economic, diplomatic, political, and social. 👉 Key members of the Modi cabinet have featured in the Epstein files. 👉 Mr. Modi has surrendered before America. 👉 He has compromised India’s energy security. 👉 Due to his failed foreign policy, Pakistan, Russia, and China are together on an axis. QUESTIONS will be ASKED. 👉This morning, we woke up to a large number of Twitter accounts being blocked. These are accounts that hold the government accountable, ask tough questions, and speak on behalf of the people of India. They are the people of India. ✊In a democracy, people must have the freedom to question power, and we will continue to stand for what is right and true. : AICC Social Media and Digital Platforms Chairperson Supriya Shrinate ji
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The reality is that at a time like this, 👉 The Modi government is being exposed on every front - economic, diplomatic, political, and social. 👉 Key members of the Modi cabinet have featured in the Epstein files. 👉 Mr. Modi has surrendered before America. 👉 He has compromised India’s energy security. 👉 Due to his failed foreign policy, Pakistan, Russia, and China are together on an axis. QUESTIONS will be ASKED. 👉This morning, we woke up to a large number of Twitter accounts being blocked. These are accounts that hold the government accountable, ask tough questions, and speak on behalf of the people of India. They are the people of India. ✊In a democracy, people must have the freedom to question power, and we will continue to stand for what is right and true. : AICC Social Media and Digital Platforms Chairperson Supriya Shrinate ji

Congress

12,972 views • 3 months ago

🚨 Ambassador Kanwal Sibal: ‘Why should India🇮🇳 need the US’ PERMISSION to buy Russia’s🇷🇺 oil?’ ‘After the Ukraine war, it became about the discounted oil of Russia, and Russia gave excellent discounts. Suddenly the India-Russia oil ties began to flourish to the extent that Russia became the biggest supplier of oil to India. Now Russia-India wants to sustain that relationship. The United States wants to interfere in that. But if they realise that if they stop the Russian oil from entering the global market, then the oil prices globally will spike and it will hurt the American consumer. Therefore they have been giving waivers month after month to allow India to access Russian oil. Our private sector has great economic interest in the United States; firms like Reliance don't want their business to be hitched. They want to have access to American finance. India was very courageous because it said very clearly that it was not going to instruct our companies this way or that way. We will let them make decisions on commercial terms, and if Russian oil is cheap, they'll buy Russian oil. And they've continued to buy Russian oil although in between, the numbers dropped, but they have gone up again.' -Amb. Kanwal Sibal, Former Foreign Secretary of India on the latest episode of New Order. Watch the full interview in the quoted post below. 👇 Kanwal Sibal
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🚨 Ambassador Kanwal Sibal: ‘Why should India🇮🇳 need the US’ PERMISSION to buy Russia’s🇷🇺 oil?’ ‘After the Ukraine war, it became about the discounted oil of Russia, and Russia gave excellent discounts. Suddenly the India-Russia oil ties began to flourish to the extent that Russia became the biggest supplier of oil to India. Now Russia-India wants to sustain that relationship. The United States wants to interfere in that. But if they realise that if they stop the Russian oil from entering the global market, then the oil prices globally will spike and it will hurt the American consumer. Therefore they have been giving waivers month after month to allow India to access Russian oil. Our private sector has great economic interest in the United States; firms like Reliance don't want their business to be hitched. They want to have access to American finance. India was very courageous because it said very clearly that it was not going to instruct our companies this way or that way. We will let them make decisions on commercial terms, and if Russian oil is cheap, they'll buy Russian oil. And they've continued to buy Russian oil although in between, the numbers dropped, but they have gone up again.' -Amb. Kanwal Sibal, Former Foreign Secretary of India on the latest episode of New Order. Watch the full interview in the quoted post below. 👇 Kanwal Sibal

New Order with Afshin Rattansi

46,083 views • 23 days ago

‘India Still Buying 1.1M Barrels Of Russian Oil Daily’: Anand Ranganathan Shreds Claim Delhi Caved To U.S In this excerpt from SUNDAY SCRUTINY, political commentator Anand Ranganathan (Anand Ranganathan) dismantles the viral claim that India has stopped buying Russian #crudeoil under pressure from the #UnitedStates. Responding to accusations from sections of the opposition and narratives circulating on #socialmedia, Ranganathan argues that the facts tell a very different story. According to him, India has continued purchasing roughly 1.1 million barrels of Russian oil per day, and there has been no official announcement or policy decision to halt those imports. His comments come on the back of US Treasury Secretary #ScottBessent's claim that that #Washington asked #India to stop buying #Russianoil, and that India complied. Ranganathan says that 'despite U.S pressure India did not change its policy', challenging the claim that #NewDelhi “capitulated” to Washington. #India #USA #oil Aditi Prasad
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‘India Still Buying 1.1M Barrels Of Russian Oil Daily’: Anand Ranganathan Shreds Claim Delhi Caved To U.S In this excerpt from SUNDAY SCRUTINY, political commentator Anand Ranganathan (Anand Ranganathan) dismantles the viral claim that India has stopped buying Russian #crudeoil under pressure from the #UnitedStates. Responding to accusations from sections of the opposition and narratives circulating on #socialmedia, Ranganathan argues that the facts tell a very different story. According to him, India has continued purchasing roughly 1.1 million barrels of Russian oil per day, and there has been no official announcement or policy decision to halt those imports. His comments come on the back of US Treasury Secretary #ScottBessent's claim that that #Washington asked #India to stop buying #Russianoil, and that India complied. Ranganathan says that 'despite U.S pressure India did not change its policy', challenging the claim that #NewDelhi “capitulated” to Washington. #India #USA #oil Aditi Prasad

The Times Of India

21,543 views • 4 months ago

THIS IS WHERE MODI’S FOREIGN POLICY GOT EXPOSED 🔥 REPORTER: Is Iran willing to allow sustained movement of Indian ships from the Persian Gulf to India? IRAN FM 🇮🇷: India was a customer of Iranian oil in the past. It was stopped by India because of US sanctions. “We are ready to sell our oil to India. We have no problem.” “It is up to the Indian government to decide.” Before sanctions, Iran and India had more than $20 billion in trade.
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THIS IS WHERE MODI’S FOREIGN POLICY GOT EXPOSED 🔥 REPORTER: Is Iran willing to allow sustained movement of Indian ships from the Persian Gulf to India? IRAN FM 🇮🇷: India was a customer of Iranian oil in the past. It was stopped by India because of US sanctions. “We are ready to sell our oil to India. We have no problem.” “It is up to the Indian government to decide.” Before sanctions, Iran and India had more than $20 billion in trade.

Mr Sharma

549,228 views • 1 month ago

This is a big achievement! 🇮🇳 India has achieved its 20% ethanol blending target **five years ahead of schedule**! From rolling out E20 material-compatible vehicles in April 2023 to fully E20 engine-compatible vehicles with minimum RON 95 standards from April 2025 — a massive win for 1.18 crore farmers and saved the country more than ₹1 lakh crore in foreign exchange through reduced oil imports. the ethanol industry, reduced crude imports, and India’s energy security.
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This is a big achievement! 🇮🇳 India has achieved its 20% ethanol blending target **five years ahead of schedule**! From rolling out E20 material-compatible vehicles in April 2023 to fully E20 engine-compatible vehicles with minimum RON 95 standards from April 2025 — a massive win for 1.18 crore farmers and saved the country more than ₹1 lakh crore in foreign exchange through reduced oil imports. the ethanol industry, reduced crude imports, and India’s energy security.

Megh Updates 🚨™

47,120 views • 7 days ago

The Trump family’s corruption and conflicts of interest aren’t just sleazy, they’re a geopolitical disaster for America! 1. Me,Mine,Myself President Trump’s bullying 50% tariffs on India are no coincidence; they’re a blatant move to prop up Saudi oil interests and his own shady investments. 2. Why did Trump make Saudi Arabia his first stop in 2025? Saudi money, tied to Aramco’s failed 2020 bid for India’s Reliance, and Trump’s crypto ventures in Pakistan, point to a sinister agenda. 3. Major owner and Saudi oil barons are the puppet masters, pushing Trump to sanction India’s Russian oil trade to inflate global oil prices, boosting Saudi profits and Exxon while hurting India’s economy. 4. This isn’t just about Russia, but Trump’s bullying and extortion tariffs are a desperate bid to offset Saudi and Exxon losses from cheap Russian oil. 5. Trump’s bullying Tariff Tantrum a Megalomaniacal Blunder Pushing India Toward BRICS . President Trump’s 50% tariffs on India are economic extortion, not diplomacy, and they’re backfiring—alienating a key ally and boosting BRICS’ global rise. Why this reckless move is a geopolitical and economic disaster? 6. Economic Extortion by Trump’s 50% tariffs, effective Aug 27, 2025, target India’s $86.5B exports to the U.S., aiming to force New Delhi to halt Russian oil imports (35% of India’s energy). Indian officials call it “unfair, unjustified, and unreasonable.” 7. This is backfiring against President Trump very badly. Instead of isolating Russia, the tariffs are pushing India closer to BRICS allies China, Russia, and others, now outpacing the G7 with 35% of global GDP. Economist Richard Wolff warns this strengthens BRICS’ economic dominance. 8. The Economic Fallout is Tariffs on India threaten textiles, gems, auto parts, and seafood, risking a 1% GDP cut (from 6.5% to below 6%). Exporters are halting production, and orders are canceled. Trump bullying and extortion Tariffs will hike costs for American consumers, fueling inflation amid a soaring U.S. debt-to-GDP ratio. The Fed’s money printing is driving investors away from U.S. markets. 9. The U.S.-India partnership, built over decades to counter China via the Quad, is fracturing. PM Modi’s upcoming meetings with President Xi and President Putin signal a pivot to BRICS, sidelining the U.S. and President Trump. 10. The Hypocrisy exposed that U.S. traded $3.5B with Russia last year but punishes India, while China faces only 30% tariffs and Turkey none. Trump’s selective targeting reeks of ulterior motives, like forcing India’s agriculture markets open. But India Stands Firm: PM Modi along with patriotic 1.45 Billion+ Indians, reject Trump’s “economic blackmail,” vowing to protect India’s sovereignty. New Delhi is exploring new markets in South Asia, Africa, and Latin America. 11. USA is very fast losing ground as Megalomaniac Trump’s “me, mine, myself” approach risks decades of U.S.-India goodwill. With investments fleeing and BRICS rising, “America First” is becoming “America Alone.” 12. This isn’t leadership, it’s a Trump bullying tantrum that’ll cost the U.S. its allies and influence. #TrumpTariffs #IndiaStandsStrong #BRICSSummit2025 . USA Congress and Senate must audit Trump’s tangled business web and demand real oversight to stop this extreme corruption! 👇
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The Trump family’s corruption and conflicts of interest aren’t just sleazy, they’re a geopolitical disaster for America! 1. Me,Mine,Myself President Trump’s bullying 50% tariffs on India are no coincidence; they’re a blatant move to prop up Saudi oil interests and his own shady investments. 2. Why did Trump make Saudi Arabia his first stop in 2025? Saudi money, tied to Aramco’s failed 2020 bid for India’s Reliance, and Trump’s crypto ventures in Pakistan, point to a sinister agenda. 3. Major owner and Saudi oil barons are the puppet masters, pushing Trump to sanction India’s Russian oil trade to inflate global oil prices, boosting Saudi profits and Exxon while hurting India’s economy. 4. This isn’t just about Russia, but Trump’s bullying and extortion tariffs are a desperate bid to offset Saudi and Exxon losses from cheap Russian oil. 5. Trump’s bullying Tariff Tantrum a Megalomaniacal Blunder Pushing India Toward BRICS . President Trump’s 50% tariffs on India are economic extortion, not diplomacy, and they’re backfiring—alienating a key ally and boosting BRICS’ global rise. Why this reckless move is a geopolitical and economic disaster? 6. Economic Extortion by Trump’s 50% tariffs, effective Aug 27, 2025, target India’s $86.5B exports to the U.S., aiming to force New Delhi to halt Russian oil imports (35% of India’s energy). Indian officials call it “unfair, unjustified, and unreasonable.” 7. This is backfiring against President Trump very badly. Instead of isolating Russia, the tariffs are pushing India closer to BRICS allies China, Russia, and others, now outpacing the G7 with 35% of global GDP. Economist Richard Wolff warns this strengthens BRICS’ economic dominance. 8. The Economic Fallout is Tariffs on India threaten textiles, gems, auto parts, and seafood, risking a 1% GDP cut (from 6.5% to below 6%). Exporters are halting production, and orders are canceled. Trump bullying and extortion Tariffs will hike costs for American consumers, fueling inflation amid a soaring U.S. debt-to-GDP ratio. The Fed’s money printing is driving investors away from U.S. markets. 9. The U.S.-India partnership, built over decades to counter China via the Quad, is fracturing. PM Modi’s upcoming meetings with President Xi and President Putin signal a pivot to BRICS, sidelining the U.S. and President Trump. 10. The Hypocrisy exposed that U.S. traded $3.5B with Russia last year but punishes India, while China faces only 30% tariffs and Turkey none. Trump’s selective targeting reeks of ulterior motives, like forcing India’s agriculture markets open. But India Stands Firm: PM Modi along with patriotic 1.45 Billion+ Indians, reject Trump’s “economic blackmail,” vowing to protect India’s sovereignty. New Delhi is exploring new markets in South Asia, Africa, and Latin America. 11. USA is very fast losing ground as Megalomaniac Trump’s “me, mine, myself” approach risks decades of U.S.-India goodwill. With investments fleeing and BRICS rising, “America First” is becoming “America Alone.” 12. This isn’t leadership, it’s a Trump bullying tantrum that’ll cost the U.S. its allies and influence. #TrumpTariffs #IndiaStandsStrong #BRICSSummit2025 . USA Congress and Senate must audit Trump’s tangled business web and demand real oversight to stop this extreme corruption! 👇

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