India states that it will buy crude oil from wherever it is available at competitive prices, as the MEA says, “we will go where there is oil at a good price.” The government clarifies that oil import decisions are driven by price, commercial viability, and energy security, not by shifting from one supplier to another. India also says it will continue diversifying energy sources to ensure stable supply amid global market volatility.

India states that it will buy crude oil from wherever it is available at competitive prices, as the MEA says, “we will go where there is oil at a good price.” The government…

India is looking to deepen its energy partnership with Venezuela, with Indian companies expressing readiness to expand their presence. This move is part of India's strategy to…

India's top energy official says Indian companies are ready to expand in Venezuela as imports hit 427,000 bpd and Caracas eyes 1.5 million bpd in exports by next year.