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The United States has sanctioned a United Arab Emirates-based Indian national and two India-based entities operating as part of Iran's 'shadow fleet' and involved in shipping Iranian oil.

The United States Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on Jugwinder Singh Brar, an Indian national operating from the UAE, and two India-based entities linked to him, citing their roles in Iran's ...

BHUBANESWAR: The state government on Thursday signed memorandum of understanding (MoU) with three companies to increase the cover of oil palm plantation to boost production of edible oil and ...

At the centre of this crackdown is Jugwinder Singh Brar, an Indian national based in the UAE, accused of managing a fleet of vessels used for secretive ship-to-ship (STS) transfers of Iranian oil.

This is the country's largest-ever investment at a single location. The firm already operates a oil refinery with an annual capcity of 15 million tonnes in Paradip. In the PTI report, Sahney added the ...

The US is sanctioning an Indian national and his fleet of nearly 30 vessels for allegedly transporting Iranian oil, just days before officials from the US and Iran are set to meet for nuclear talks.

Under a MOU signed between Indian Oil Corporation and the Government of Odisha, Indianoil will develop a world-class petrochemical complex at Paradip, Odisha in India. The project is expected to be ...

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Indian Oil Corporation will invest more than Rs 61,000 crore in setting up a mega petrochemical complex at Paradip in Odisha. The aim is to meet the rising demand for petrochemicals in India.

BJP-ruled Odisha has managed to draw a bounty of investment proposals from public sector oil companies, taking advantage of the coastline on the Bay of Bengal and industry friendly policies. The ...