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  • India’s Reliance buys 2 million barrels extra Saudi oil for April loading: trade sources

    It was not immediately clear which crude Reliance will replace with the additional Saudi barrels. The refiner, one of the biggest buyers of Venezuelan oil, is preparing to wind down purchases from the Latin American nation from April under pressure from U.S. sanctions.

  • Delhi, India riots: Anger as judge critical of violence removed

    More than 30 people have been killed so far in the deadliest violence the Indian capital has seen in decades. The clashes first broke out on Sunday between protesters for and against a controversial citizenship law in north-east Delhi.

  • India in the Region
    Why Saudi Arabia and the UAE Aren’t Bothered by India’s Citizenship Amendment Act

    This early 2000s was precisely when a shift in the thinking of Riyadh and Abu Dhabi was starting to become visible, in alignment with the much-celebrated rise of the Indian economy as the major growth story in Asia, along with China.

  • India
    India’s oil demand growth set to overtake China by mid-2020s: IEA

    India’s oil demand growth is set to overtake China by mid-2020s, priming the country for more refinery investment but making it more vulnerable to supply disruption in the Middle East, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Friday.

  • India
    Fire at Warehouse in India’s Capital Kills 9

    A fire at a warehouse in India's capital on Monday killed nine people and injured three others, an official said. The fire broke out early in the morning in New Delhi's Kirari area. Its cause was not immediately known, an official with the Delhi Fire Service said. It took about three hours to contain the fire.

  • India
    Protests Spread Across India Over Divisive Citizenship Law

    Furious protests against a new citizenship law continued to erupt across India on Monday, provoking a harsh security response and presenting the most widespread challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi since he came to power five years ago.

  • India
    Viewpoint: Are Indian unicorns too powerful?

    India is home to one of the world's highest proportion of "unicorns"- unlisted companies with a valuation of more than $1bn (£778m). Technology policy researcher Smriti Parsheera discusses the highs and lows of India's unicorn growth story and it's intersection with India's e-commerce policies.

  • Saudi-UAE
    Tourism visas and Indian mega-refinery: seven key takeaways from Saudi and UAE summit

    A cross-border digital currency targeted at banks is also planned. This will make people more aware of technology such as Blockchain - a type of online ledger - and facilitate cross-border payments.

  • SABIC
    Saudi chemical giant SABIC bets big on India to create future tech products

    SABIC is the second-largest polycarbonate producer in the world with 24 per cent market share (with a total capacity of 1.24 million tons per year) in the global market. It has polycarbonate manufacturing facilities in the U.S, Europe and Saudi Arabia.

  • India
    India to invite foreign firms to invest in state-owned oil companies

    International energy firms will be invited to participate in India’s privatization of state-owned oil companies, the country’s Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said late on Monday. Pradhan said Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently met with the chief executives of energy firms in Houston, including those from Exxon Mobil Corp, BP Plc, Royal Dutch Shell, Rosneft Oil Co, Saudi Aramco and Abu Dhabi National Oil Co (Adnoc).