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US emerges as India’s largest source of LPG amid Gulf disruption, Russia remains top crude supplier

American shipments made up 55% of LPG imports in May, while strong inflows from Russia and Venezuela helped offset disruptions in Middle Eastern crude supplies.

Govt asks oil marketing companies to build 30 days’ LPG reserves as West Asia crisis persists

Confirming rise in petrol and diesel demand at retail outlets in several districts, govt attributed it to higher agricultural demand and customers moving to public sector retail outlets.

Modi can’t send workers on a long march back home again

Rising prices hurt everyone, but migrant workers suffer most because welfare benefits tied to home addresses often exclude them in cities where they work.

Signs of lie detected

The best cartoons of the day, chosen by the editors at ThePrint.

India not ‘dalal’ like Pakistan, Modi told Trump we wish for a quick end to war—govt to all-party meet

The Opposition took up the reported role that Pakistan is playing as a mediator in the conflict at the meeting which TMC gave a miss, ThePrint has learnt.

War in West Asia sparks a battle in Surat—of survival, staying afloat & averting another crisis

LPG scarcity, rising costs & disrupted exports push families to chulhas & workers to their home states. Industry insiders say it’s not a full-blown crisis yet, but the impact is widespread.

India’s LPG inflow from Gulf isn’t easing anytime soon. Logistical hurdles stand in the way

Alternative suppliers like US and South America offer limited relief as higher freight costs, longer transit times and low storage capacity keep India reliant on Gulf imports.

LNG emerges as acute pain point in West Asia war. ‘We’re on our way to doomsday gas crisis scenario’

Three weeks of conflict in the Middle East have upended the entire energy supply chain. With the vital Strait of Hormuz all but closed, gasoline and jet fuel prices are surging.

12,000 raids, 15,000 cylinders seized: Police crack down on illegal supply of LPG, ‘ghost deliveries’

Police across states have cracked down on black marketing of LPG cylinders through hoarding, confusion over OTPs, and middlemen operating ‘rackets’ for illegal supplies.

Time for India to rise as third force for peace in West Asia conflict, says Shashi Tharoor

In a interview with ThePrint, the Thiruvananthapuram MP also spoke about the UDF's prospects in Kerala, and key issues in the coming assembly polls.

On Camera

Love in the time of crackdowns: How protests became Delhi’s newest dating scene

If detention can produce a love confession, India’s romantically unemployed may soon queue up outside police stations. Hope, apparently, is radical.

India’s crude import bill jumps 46% to $90.6 billion in April-September as oil prices surge

Latest Monthly Ready Reckoner by Centre’s Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell shows the sharp increase is largely price-driven, rather than a result of any rise in quantity of crude purchased.

Issuance of Rs 56.8 crore tender by Bharat Dynamics Ltd to its former CMD’s company under scanner

The company has supplied five sample units, all of which have cleared technical inspection by BDL. The financial evaluation of the company's bid is underway, and no contract has been signed yet.

Street fighter to 2029 challenger? Rahul Gandhi must answer 12 questions first

BJP followers are dismissive of Rahul. For them, he’s an object of derision. But Modi has always held the opposite view. He sees Rahul, and the Gandhis, as the only potential threat.