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DONT FALL FOR FAKE NEWS AND FEAR MONGERING BY THE OPPOSITION When global conflicts are raising fears of an energy crisis, India’s energy system continues to remain steady. That stability comes from years of preparation and long term planning. ~ Oil imports diversified across 40+ countries, ensuring supply remains secure even if some routes face disruption ~ Refining capacity of around 260 million tonnes, making India one of the largest refining hubs in the world ~ Strategic petroleum reserves of about 250 million barrels, providing a strong buffer during global shocks ~ In the last 12 years, India has not faced an oil shortage, even during major geopolitical disruptions ~ Rapid push towards future ready energy In an uncertain world, India’s energy security stands firm because of strong groundwork laid over the years. 🔥

DONT FALL FOR FAKE NEWS AND FEAR MONGERING BY THE OPPOSITION When global conflicts are raising fears of an energy crisis, India’s energy system continues to remain steady. That stability comes from years of preparation and long term planning. ~ Oil imports diversified across 40+ countries, ensuring supply remains secure even if some routes face disruption ~ Refining capacity of around 260 million tonnes, making India one of the largest refining hubs in the world ~ Strategic petroleum reserves of about 250 million barrels, providing a strong buffer during global shocks ~ In the last 12 years, India has not faced an oil shortage, even during major geopolitical disruptions ~ Rapid push towards future ready energy In an uncertain world, India’s energy security stands firm because of strong groundwork laid over the years. 🔥

desi mojito

18,548 次观看 • 5 个月前

India’s robust economic growth demands strong energy security. Guided by Hon’ble PM Sh Narendra Modi Ji, we have ensured that India’s energy needs remain protected even during global disruptions. Today, India is the world’s third-largest oil consumer and the fourth-largest refining hub, placing the country among a select group capable of responding effectively to global energy shocks. During the crisis, India was among only four countries along with the US, China, and Japan that released strategic oil reserves to stabilize global prices, demonstrating maturity, preparedness, and global responsibility. #BudgetSession2026

India’s robust economic growth demands strong energy security. Guided by Hon’ble PM Sh Narendra Modi Ji, we have ensured that India’s energy needs remain protected even during global disruptions. Today, India is the world’s third-largest oil consumer and the fourth-largest refining hub, placing the country among a select group capable of responding effectively to global energy shocks. During the crisis, India was among only four countries along with the US, China, and Japan that released strategic oil reserves to stabilize global prices, demonstrating maturity, preparedness, and global responsibility. #BudgetSession2026

Hardeep Singh Puri

18,099 次观看 • 6 个月前

#EnergySecurity | Despite volatility in global energy markets, India continues to display resilience with its reserves. This buffer is in addition to the daily imports that continue to arrive through multiple routes. India has built a strong energy buffer with over 250 million barrels of crude and petroleum stocks (around 4000 crore litres) and refining capacity of 258 million metric tonnes per year, making it the 4th largest globally. Strategic reserves at Mangaluru, Padur and Visakhapatnam, along with storage in terminals, pipelines, tanks and tankers, provide 50–60 days of stock, higher than the global average. #IndiaEnergy #OilAndGas #EnergyPolicy #EnergySecurity

#EnergySecurity | Despite volatility in global energy markets, India continues to display resilience with its reserves. This buffer is in addition to the daily imports that continue to arrive through multiple routes. India has built a strong energy buffer with over 250 million barrels of crude and petroleum stocks (around 4000 crore litres) and refining capacity of 258 million metric tonnes per year, making it the 4th largest globally. Strategic reserves at Mangaluru, Padur and Visakhapatnam, along with storage in terminals, pipelines, tanks and tankers, provide 50–60 days of stock, higher than the global average. #IndiaEnergy #OilAndGas #EnergyPolicy #EnergySecurity

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RUMOUR: Fuel shortages are coming. FACT: India’s energy system is stable and fully prepared. • Petrol and diesel supplies remain normal across the country • All petrol pumps are operating smoothly • No unusual rush or disruption reported anywhere India’s energy strength today: • 250+ million barrels of crude and petroleum products in stock • Oil support received from 40 countries across six continents • World’s 4th largest refining capacity (258 MMTPA) — higher than domestic demand • India is also a major global exporter of refined petroleum products India has built a diversified and resilient energy system over the past decade. Stay informed. Avoid spreading rumours.

RUMOUR: Fuel shortages are coming. FACT: India’s energy system is stable and fully prepared. • Petrol and diesel supplies remain normal across the country • All petrol pumps are operating smoothly • No unusual rush or disruption reported anywhere India’s energy strength today: • 250+ million barrels of crude and petroleum products in stock • Oil support received from 40 countries across six continents • World’s 4th largest refining capacity (258 MMTPA) — higher than domestic demand • India is also a major global exporter of refined petroleum products India has built a diversified and resilient energy system over the past decade. Stay informed. Avoid spreading rumours.

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🚨 ENERGY DIPLOMACY WIN! Despite 17% disruption in global LNG supply due to the Iran war, India’s LNG imports by just 5% 🤯 Modi Govt acted swiftly & diversified sourcing from Oman, the US, Nigeria, and Angola. Even with the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz causing a 15 M barrels per day CUT in Gulf production, the global price reaction has been surprisingly limited🎯 Another strong demonstration of top-class diplomacy and strategic energy planning by the government👏🏻 Bharat’s energy security remains robust amid global TURBULENCE! 🔥🇮🇳

🚨 ENERGY DIPLOMACY WIN! Despite 17% disruption in global LNG supply due to the Iran war, India’s LNG imports by just 5% 🤯 Modi Govt acted swiftly & diversified sourcing from Oman, the US, Nigeria, and Angola. Even with the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz causing a 15 M barrels per day CUT in Gulf production, the global price reaction has been surprisingly limited🎯 Another strong demonstration of top-class diplomacy and strategic energy planning by the government👏🏻 Bharat’s energy security remains robust amid global TURBULENCE! 🔥🇮🇳

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104,218 次观看 • 2 个月前

Around 20% of the world’s energy passes through this region, making it crucial for India, which imports nearly 40% of its crude oil, 90% of its #LPG, and 65% of its natural gas from the Middle East. Rising global prices have pushed crude oil from around $70 to nearly $120 per barrel, while LPG prices have also surged. Despite the losses faced by oil marketing companies, the Government of India has worked to protect consumers by reducing excise duty, increasing LPG production, promoting #PNG connections, and ensuring stable gas supplies. Petrol prices in India remain around ₹94.77 per litre, compared to nearly ₹200 per litre in countries such as Germany, France, and the UK. The government has also ensured an uninterrupted LPG supply, with no distributor facing shortages. - Sujata Sharma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG

Around 20% of the world’s energy passes through this region, making it crucial for India, which imports nearly 40% of its crude oil, 90% of its #LPG, and 65% of its natural gas from the Middle East. Rising global prices have pushed crude oil from around $70 to nearly $120 per barrel, while LPG prices have also surged. Despite the losses faced by oil marketing companies, the Government of India has worked to protect consumers by reducing excise duty, increasing LPG production, promoting #PNG connections, and ensuring stable gas supplies. Petrol prices in India remain around ₹94.77 per litre, compared to nearly ₹200 per litre in countries such as Germany, France, and the UK. The government has also ensured an uninterrupted LPG supply, with no distributor facing shortages. - Sujata Sharma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG

PIB India

15,470 次观看 • 3 个月前

There’s a lot of rumours online about India heading toward a fuel crisis. The reality is far less dramatic. India currently has enough fuel reserves, so there is no shortage and no talk of rationing. Over the past few years, India has also diversified its oil imports, buying crude from 40+ countries including the US, Russia, Brazil, Guyana and several African nations. So the idea that India depends entirely on the Middle East is simply not true. Even in the case of tensions in the Gulf or a disruption around the Strait of Hormuz, only about 40% of India’s oil passes through that route, and contingency plans—including alternative routes and naval protection for shipments—are already in place. Behind the scenes, the system is far more prepared than people think. India has built strategic underground petroleum reserves, expanded its pipeline network to nearly 26,000 km, and monitoring teams track fuel stocks and supply chains 24×7 to ensure there are no disruptions. On prices, the global market has seen volatility, but domestic impact has been limited. Delhi petrol today is about ₹94.77, slightly lower than ₹95.41 in 2022. Policies over the past few years have also helped cushion shocks—India stepped in to buy discounted Russian oil after 2022, expanded refining capacity, blended 20% ethanol in petrol to reduce imports, cut excise duties to soften price spikes, and expanded CNG stations and piped gas connections across the country. All of this means India’s fuel system today is far more diversified, monitored and prepared than it was a decade ago. Despite global uncertainty, supply remains stable and the country is not in the situation some rumours compare it to.

There’s a lot of rumours online about India heading toward a fuel crisis. The reality is far less dramatic. India currently has enough fuel reserves, so there is no shortage and no talk of rationing. Over the past few years, India has also diversified its oil imports, buying crude from 40+ countries including the US, Russia, Brazil, Guyana and several African nations. So the idea that India depends entirely on the Middle East is simply not true. Even in the case of tensions in the Gulf or a disruption around the Strait of Hormuz, only about 40% of India’s oil passes through that route, and contingency plans—including alternative routes and naval protection for shipments—are already in place. Behind the scenes, the system is far more prepared than people think. India has built strategic underground petroleum reserves, expanded its pipeline network to nearly 26,000 km, and monitoring teams track fuel stocks and supply chains 24×7 to ensure there are no disruptions. On prices, the global market has seen volatility, but domestic impact has been limited. Delhi petrol today is about ₹94.77, slightly lower than ₹95.41 in 2022. Policies over the past few years have also helped cushion shocks—India stepped in to buy discounted Russian oil after 2022, expanded refining capacity, blended 20% ethanol in petrol to reduce imports, cut excise duties to soften price spikes, and expanded CNG stations and piped gas connections across the country. All of this means India’s fuel system today is far more diversified, monitored and prepared than it was a decade ago. Despite global uncertainty, supply remains stable and the country is not in the situation some rumours compare it to.

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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 imports from Russia?” 🤯 This question has sparked heated debate on India’s foreign policy and energy decisions. ⚡ Critics say it raises serious concerns about economic priorities and geopolitical pressure. ⚡ Supporters argue the government is balancing global diplomacy and long-term strategy. 🔥 As the debate intensifies, many are calling this rare moment of “hard questioning” in mainstream media.

🚨 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 imports from Russia?” 🤯 This question has sparked heated debate on India’s foreign policy and energy decisions. ⚡ Critics say it raises serious concerns about economic priorities and geopolitical pressure. ⚡ Supporters argue the government is balancing global diplomacy and long-term strategy. 🔥 As the debate intensifies, many are calling this rare moment of “hard questioning” in mainstream media.

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13,108 次观看 • 5 个月前

Under the leadership of PM Sh Narendra Modi Ji, India has built a resilient and diversified energy ecosystem capable of withstanding global uncertainties. Crude oil and natural gas imports have been strategically diversified across multiple regions, significantly reducing dependence on any single supplier. The govt has also demonstrated its ability to rapidly scale up LPG production during previous crises while steadily expanding the piped natural gas network, a long-term strategy that reduces reliance on LPG cylinders and strengthens India's energy security. At the same time, India's domestic oil and gas exploration and production are set to increase further as part of the Modi Government's vision of achieving greater energy self-reliance. With diversified sourcing, expanding domestic production, and a proven ability to respond effectively during periods of disruption, India is well positioned to navigate continued volatility arising from the situation in Iran under the steady leadership of PM Modi Ji. Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG PIB India Ministry of Information and Broadcasting NDTV NDTVindia

Under the leadership of PM Sh Narendra Modi Ji, India has built a resilient and diversified energy ecosystem capable of withstanding global uncertainties. Crude oil and natural gas imports have been strategically diversified across multiple regions, significantly reducing dependence on any single supplier. The govt has also demonstrated its ability to rapidly scale up LPG production during previous crises while steadily expanding the piped natural gas network, a long-term strategy that reduces reliance on LPG cylinders and strengthens India's energy security. At the same time, India's domestic oil and gas exploration and production are set to increase further as part of the Modi Government's vision of achieving greater energy self-reliance. With diversified sourcing, expanding domestic production, and a proven ability to respond effectively during periods of disruption, India is well positioned to navigate continued volatility arising from the situation in Iran under the steady leadership of PM Modi Ji. Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG PIB India Ministry of Information and Broadcasting NDTV NDTVindia

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11,013 次观看 • 3 个月前

The success of India’s energy diplomacy under the leadership of PM Sh Narendra Modi Ji bears positive results even as the world is faced with serious geopolitical crises. Our energy imports continue uninterrupted even as supply chains choke. We are able to ensure easy availability of fuel for our citizens even as countries worldwide struggle to make energy ends meet. We are able to do this because India has diversified its import basket to 41 sources from the basket of 27 that existed in 2014. India not only secured its energy needs, but emerged stronger, more resilient, and better prepared for the future. While many countries struggled with shortages and soaring prices, India protected its citizens because we planned ahead, diversified supply chains, strengthened strategic reserves, expanded sourcing options, and took difficult decisions when required. PM Modi Ji’s vision has never been limited to managing crises. His vision is to use every crisis as an opportunity to build the future. India’s ethanol blending programme has grown from approximately 1.5% to the threshold of a 20% blending economy. Flex-fuel technology is creating new opportunities for consumers and farmers. E85-compatible vehicles will provide more fuel choices, lower operating costs, and reduce dependence on imported crude. At the same time, India is positioning itself at the forefront of the global clean-energy transition. Through the National Green Hydrogen Mission, the country is laying the foundation for a new energy ecosystem that can power industries, create jobs, attract investment, and strengthen energy independence.

The success of India’s energy diplomacy under the leadership of PM Sh Narendra Modi Ji bears positive results even as the world is faced with serious geopolitical crises. Our energy imports continue uninterrupted even as supply chains choke. We are able to ensure easy availability of fuel for our citizens even as countries worldwide struggle to make energy ends meet. We are able to do this because India has diversified its import basket to 41 sources from the basket of 27 that existed in 2014. India not only secured its energy needs, but emerged stronger, more resilient, and better prepared for the future. While many countries struggled with shortages and soaring prices, India protected its citizens because we planned ahead, diversified supply chains, strengthened strategic reserves, expanded sourcing options, and took difficult decisions when required. PM Modi Ji’s vision has never been limited to managing crises. His vision is to use every crisis as an opportunity to build the future. India’s ethanol blending programme has grown from approximately 1.5% to the threshold of a 20% blending economy. Flex-fuel technology is creating new opportunities for consumers and farmers. E85-compatible vehicles will provide more fuel choices, lower operating costs, and reduce dependence on imported crude. At the same time, India is positioning itself at the forefront of the global clean-energy transition. Through the National Green Hydrogen Mission, the country is laying the foundation for a new energy ecosystem that can power industries, create jobs, attract investment, and strengthen energy independence.

Hardeep Singh Puri

17,275 次观看 • 2 个月前

I join India’s energy fraternity in celebrating the 66th foundation day of Indian Oil Corp Ltd, India’s energy Maharatna and a leading OMC. In recent years, when global uncertainties and supply chain disruptions tested our resolve, IndianOil, along with other OMCs, ensured interrupted supply of fuel and LPG through difficult terrain and weather conditions to every region across the country. As India marches ahead to become the world’s third-largest economy under the decisive and visionary leadership of PM Sh Narendra Modi Ji, IndianOil is making significant contributions to India’s quest towards energy security and green transition by expanding refining capacity, scaling up city-gas networks, and investing in hydrogen, biofuels, and EV infrastructure to build a secure and sustainable energy future. On this IndianOil Day, I salute IOCians for their relentless service to the nation. They are the true energy behind India’s growth and aspirations. PMO India PIB India Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG ChairmanIOC #ViksitBharat

I join India’s energy fraternity in celebrating the 66th foundation day of Indian Oil Corp Ltd, India’s energy Maharatna and a leading OMC. In recent years, when global uncertainties and supply chain disruptions tested our resolve, IndianOil, along with other OMCs, ensured interrupted supply of fuel and LPG through difficult terrain and weather conditions to every region across the country. As India marches ahead to become the world’s third-largest economy under the decisive and visionary leadership of PM Sh Narendra Modi Ji, IndianOil is making significant contributions to India’s quest towards energy security and green transition by expanding refining capacity, scaling up city-gas networks, and investing in hydrogen, biofuels, and EV infrastructure to build a secure and sustainable energy future. On this IndianOil Day, I salute IOCians for their relentless service to the nation. They are the true energy behind India’s growth and aspirations. PMO India PIB India Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG ChairmanIOC #ViksitBharat

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Interacted with senior officers of the Indian Foreign Service participating in the IFS Mid-Career Training Programme-III and discussed India’s energy security and energy diplomacy. As the India Growth Story resonates across the world, India is not merely a participant in the global energy landscape but is increasingly shaping it as the world’s third-largest consumer of energy and oil, third-largest refiner and fourth-largest LNG importer. India’s energy demand is expected to grow 2.5 times by 2047, accounting for around 25% of incremental global demand. Over the past decade, transformative reforms under the leadership of PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji have strengthened domestic capabilities, diversified energy sources, deepened strategic partnerships and accelerated our transition towards cleaner energy. The recently launched Samudra Manthan, with an outlay of over ₹84,000 crore up to FY 2030-31, is a major push to unlock India’s offshore hydrocarbon potential, including opening nearly 1 million sq. km of previously designated “No-Go” areas for exploration. It will strengthen domestic E&P and contribute to reducing import dependence. At the heart of India’s energy strategy is the ability to balance the trilemma of availability, affordability and sustainability despite the geopolitical disruptions. Our diplomats play a vital role in this endeavour towards securing supplies, safeguarding national interests, building resilient partnerships and creating the global conditions for India to grow with confidence. India’s energy diplomacy under PM Modi Ji is ultimately about securing the energy for our growth while shaping a more resilient and sustainable global energy future. PMO India Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG Randhir Jaiswal Indian Foreign Service Association Ministry of Information and Broadcasting PIB India India in USA India in Singapore India in Israel India in Kenya India in Russia Consulate of India in Sydney India in Vietnam India in Jamaica India in Zambia India in Angola India in Nigeria (and Benin & ECOWAS) Embassy of India in Lithuania India in Dominican Republic Indian Diplomacy

Hardeep Singh Puri

27,139 次观看 • 5 天前

#WATCH | The war between the United States, Israel and Iran in West Asia continues much like before. While there are reports of diplomacy and talks between the sides, no concrete step towards ending the conflict is visible yet. The war has triggered global concerns over energy security, with its impact being felt across the US, Europe, Asia, and Africa, particularly in crude oil and gas markets. Amid these developments, countries around the world are increasingly worried about their energy stability. There are fears of disruptions in petrol, diesel, gas, electricity, and even fertilisers. In such a situation, several questions arise regarding India’s preparedness. Was India already ready for such a crisis? What steps has the country taken in advance to avoid a shortage of crude oil? What measures have been implemented to reduce dependence on foreign energy sources? What initiatives has India taken to ensure that electricity supply and energy needs do not remain heavily dependent on imported oil and gas? What steps has the government taken to reduce the consumption of petrol and diesel in the transport sector? And what efforts have been made to increase electricity availability and strengthen power infrastructure? Watch the video to find out. Chandra Shekhar Joshi PMO India Randhir Jaiswal Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG Ministry of Information and Broadcasting PIB India #WestAsia #MiddleEastCrisis #EnergySecurity #GlobalEnergy #OilPrices #GasSupply #IndiaEnergy

#WATCH | The war between the United States, Israel and Iran in West Asia continues much like before. While there are reports of diplomacy and talks between the sides, no concrete step towards ending the conflict is visible yet. The war has triggered global concerns over energy security, with its impact being felt across the US, Europe, Asia, and Africa, particularly in crude oil and gas markets. Amid these developments, countries around the world are increasingly worried about their energy stability. There are fears of disruptions in petrol, diesel, gas, electricity, and even fertilisers. In such a situation, several questions arise regarding India’s preparedness. Was India already ready for such a crisis? What steps has the country taken in advance to avoid a shortage of crude oil? What measures have been implemented to reduce dependence on foreign energy sources? What initiatives has India taken to ensure that electricity supply and energy needs do not remain heavily dependent on imported oil and gas? What steps has the government taken to reduce the consumption of petrol and diesel in the transport sector? And what efforts have been made to increase electricity availability and strengthen power infrastructure? Watch the video to find out. Chandra Shekhar Joshi PMO India Randhir Jaiswal Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG Ministry of Information and Broadcasting PIB India #WestAsia #MiddleEastCrisis #EnergySecurity #GlobalEnergy #OilPrices #GasSupply #IndiaEnergy

DD News

442,584 次观看 • 5 个月前

‼️🇪🇺🇮🇷 The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has triggered a massive energy crisis for the European Union, choking off vital liquefied natural gas supplies and plunging Europe's imports to their lowest seasonal levels since 2021. Due to the catastrophic blockade in the Persian Gulf, global energy flows have been severely disrupted, forcing European LNG imports down by a staggering 33% year-over-year on a 30-day moving average. As Gulf supplies remain entirely trapped behind the bottleneck, desperate Asian markets are aggressively outbidding and rerouting US LNG shipments away from Europe to secure their own energy survival. This rapid diversion of American supply has left the European continent exposed to severe deficits just as global competition for alternative energy sources reaches a fever pitch. This severe supply crunch exposes the critical vulnerability of global energy supply chains and highlights the toxic ripple effects of unpunished geopolitical aggression in vital maritime chokepoints. Just as Russia weaponized pipelines to blackmail the West, hostile actors choking the Strait of Hormuz are actively undermining European energy security. For Ukraine and its European allies, this crisis underscores an undeniable reality: economic stability cannot be separated from global security, and the democratic world must rapidly accelerate its independence from volatile foreign energy corridors while decisively crushing the authoritarian threats that disrupt global trade. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

‼️🇪🇺🇮🇷 The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has triggered a massive energy crisis for the European Union, choking off vital liquefied natural gas supplies and plunging Europe's imports to their lowest seasonal levels since 2021. Due to the catastrophic blockade in the Persian Gulf, global energy flows have been severely disrupted, forcing European LNG imports down by a staggering 33% year-over-year on a 30-day moving average. As Gulf supplies remain entirely trapped behind the bottleneck, desperate Asian markets are aggressively outbidding and rerouting US LNG shipments away from Europe to secure their own energy survival. This rapid diversion of American supply has left the European continent exposed to severe deficits just as global competition for alternative energy sources reaches a fever pitch. This severe supply crunch exposes the critical vulnerability of global energy supply chains and highlights the toxic ripple effects of unpunished geopolitical aggression in vital maritime chokepoints. Just as Russia weaponized pipelines to blackmail the West, hostile actors choking the Strait of Hormuz are actively undermining European energy security. For Ukraine and its European allies, this crisis underscores an undeniable reality: economic stability cannot be separated from global security, and the democratic world must rapidly accelerate its independence from volatile foreign energy corridors while decisively crushing the authoritarian threats that disrupt global trade. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

10,463 次观看 • 1 个月前

Russia is one of the largest crude producers with over 9 million barrels/day. Imagine the chaos if this oil, amounting to about 10% of the global oil supply of around 97 million, vanished from the market. It would have forced the world to reduce its consumption, and since the consumers would be chasing the reduced supplies, the prices would’ve spiralled to over $120-130. Russian oil was never under global sanctions. Sensible decision makers around the world were aware of the realities of global oil supply chains and how India was only helping the global markets by buying discounted oil under a price cap from wherever we could. Some commentators who do not have an understanding of the dynamics of energy markets pass unnecessary judgements on our policies. India, under the leadership of PM Narendra Modi Ji, has been a net positive contributor to global energy price stability, while at the same time we successfully navigated the trilemma of energy availability, affordability and sustainability. India continues to provide clean cooking gas to our 330 million households at the lowest prices in the world, while we provide universal clean cooking to more than 103 million beneficiary families of PMUjjwala Scheme at just 0.4 dollars/kg or just 7-8 cents/day. Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG Randhir Jaiswal Ministry of Information and Broadcasting PIB India ANI IANS Press Trust of India Reuters Asia Reuters Business Bloomberg CNBC OPEC International Energy Agency Indian Foreign Service Association India in Austria India in Russia

Russia is one of the largest crude producers with over 9 million barrels/day. Imagine the chaos if this oil, amounting to about 10% of the global oil supply of around 97 million, vanished from the market. It would have forced the world to reduce its consumption, and since the consumers would be chasing the reduced supplies, the prices would’ve spiralled to over $120-130. Russian oil was never under global sanctions. Sensible decision makers around the world were aware of the realities of global oil supply chains and how India was only helping the global markets by buying discounted oil under a price cap from wherever we could. Some commentators who do not have an understanding of the dynamics of energy markets pass unnecessary judgements on our policies. India, under the leadership of PM Narendra Modi Ji, has been a net positive contributor to global energy price stability, while at the same time we successfully navigated the trilemma of energy availability, affordability and sustainability. India continues to provide clean cooking gas to our 330 million households at the lowest prices in the world, while we provide universal clean cooking to more than 103 million beneficiary families of PMUjjwala Scheme at just 0.4 dollars/kg or just 7-8 cents/day. Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas #MoPNG Randhir Jaiswal Ministry of Information and Broadcasting PIB India ANI IANS Press Trust of India Reuters Asia Reuters Business Bloomberg CNBC OPEC International Energy Agency Indian Foreign Service Association India in Austria India in Russia

Hardeep Singh Puri

749,892 次观看 • 1 年前

Close to 90% of global shipbuilding today happens in just three countries: China, Japan and South Korea. Close to 81% of Pakistan’s military hardware imports come from a single source: China. In contrast, India’s defence procurement is far more balanced—driven by indigenous manufacturing and other global partnerships. India also has the capacity to emerge as a global manufacturing hub—especially in critical sectors. Under PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji, Bharat is aptly placed to lead this transformation. During my visit to Washington, DC, I spoke with think tank members and young professionals & emphasised how deepening US-India trade and technology ties is an economic imperative & a strategic necessity.

Close to 90% of global shipbuilding today happens in just three countries: China, Japan and South Korea. Close to 81% of Pakistan’s military hardware imports come from a single source: China. In contrast, India’s defence procurement is far more balanced—driven by indigenous manufacturing and other global partnerships. India also has the capacity to emerge as a global manufacturing hub—especially in critical sectors. Under PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji, Bharat is aptly placed to lead this transformation. During my visit to Washington, DC, I spoke with think tank members and young professionals & emphasised how deepening US-India trade and technology ties is an economic imperative & a strategic necessity.

Tejasvi Surya

128,333 次观看 • 1 年前

Twelve days after US and Israeli strikes on Iran, the conflict appears to be heading toward a prolonged and uncertain phase. Did Donald Trump miscalculate Iran’s response? And is Washington now struggling to find a face-saving exit from a war that seems to have no clear endgame? As tensions escalate between Iran, the United States, and Israel, the global economic consequences are becoming increasingly visible. Oil prices have surged and the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical energy shipping routes; has become a major flashpoint. Nearly 90% of India’s imported LPG passes through this route, raising concerns about fuel shortages and rising energy costs. Experts warn that the conflict could trigger one of the worst global energy supply crises in decades. In this episode of India & The World on DeKoder, Senior Journalist Nidhi Razdan speaks with former diplomat Jawed Ashraf and political scientist Christopher Clary to examine: • Did the US misjudge Iran’s military and political resolve? • Why does the war appear to have no clear exit strategy? • How are oil markets and global supply chains being affected? • What does this crisis mean for India’s energy security and diplomacy? Watch the full discussion as we DeKode the geopolitical, economic, and strategic implications of a war that is reshaping global politics. #IranIsraelWar #Trump #Geopolitics #OilCrisis #StraitOfHormuz #IndiaEnergy #MiddleEastConflict #IndiaAndTheWorld #DeKoder #IndiaandTheWorld #IranUS #FuelCrisis #WorldAffairs #Trump #LPGcrisis

Twelve days after US and Israeli strikes on Iran, the conflict appears to be heading toward a prolonged and uncertain phase. Did Donald Trump miscalculate Iran’s response? And is Washington now struggling to find a face-saving exit from a war that seems to have no clear endgame? As tensions escalate between Iran, the United States, and Israel, the global economic consequences are becoming increasingly visible. Oil prices have surged and the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical energy shipping routes; has become a major flashpoint. Nearly 90% of India’s imported LPG passes through this route, raising concerns about fuel shortages and rising energy costs. Experts warn that the conflict could trigger one of the worst global energy supply crises in decades. In this episode of India & The World on DeKoder, Senior Journalist Nidhi Razdan speaks with former diplomat Jawed Ashraf and political scientist Christopher Clary to examine: • Did the US misjudge Iran’s military and political resolve? • Why does the war appear to have no clear exit strategy? • How are oil markets and global supply chains being affected? • What does this crisis mean for India’s energy security and diplomacy? Watch the full discussion as we DeKode the geopolitical, economic, and strategic implications of a war that is reshaping global politics. #IranIsraelWar #Trump #Geopolitics #OilCrisis #StraitOfHormuz #IndiaEnergy #MiddleEastConflict #IndiaAndTheWorld #DeKoder #IndiaandTheWorld #IranUS #FuelCrisis #WorldAffairs #Trump #LPGcrisis

DeKoder

13,932 次观看 • 5 个月前