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Coal Becomes India’s Defence As West Asia Conflict Ignites Prices
As countries scramble for coal in times of a natural gas crisis due to the Iran-US war, India is in a position of strength thanks to its domestic reserves.
How Blockchain Can Help Fix India’s Data-Privacy Problem
As the Indian government tightens its data protection rules, blockchain could help companies show how they use user data, record user consent clearly, and give people more control over it.
Indian Institutional Investors are Providing a Floor in the Markets
India's state-owned fuel retailers are asking for advance payments for petrol and diesel supply to fuel pumps nationwide
From Aluminium To Alphonso Mangoes: West Asia Tensions Are Paralysing India’s Export Engines
West Asia tensions disrupt India’s exports to the Gulf, delaying shipments, raising freight costs and forcing exporters to reroute cargo, cancel orders and explore domestic markets.
Markets Snap A Three Day Run
India is managing to get more ships through the Strait of Hormuz
India’s Cooking Gas Crisis Proves That Ingenuity Is Not A Strategy
As kitchens swap LPG for kerosene and electric coils, a supply disruption exposes India’s heavy reliance on the Strait of Hormuz and its fragile energy strategy.
Markets Set For Another Tough Week
While India is facing gas shortages, oil companies are working all their sources to procure crude oil
India's Solar, Electronics Exports Could Face US Scrutiny
USTR launches a sweeping Section 301 probe into 60 nations. For India, heavy reliance on Chinese inputs in solar and tech now risks triggering US trade penalties.
Pilots, Reroutes, and War Risk: The Hidden Cost of India's West Asia Flight Operation
The conflict in West Asia has fractured its aviation grid, forcing Indian carriers into rapid, hour‑by‑hour recalibration.
India Boosts LPG Supply As Gulf War Strains Industry, Households Shielded
India raises LPG output and prioritises household gas supply as Iran conflict disrupts Gulf energy routes, squeezing LNG imports and forcing industry to cope with reduced fuel availability.
No Shortage, Government Says. But Long Queues At Gas Agencies Tell A Different Story.
The West Asia conflict has disrupted LPG imports, fuelling panic buying in India and affecting availability for commercial users and low-income households. As the government introduces rationing, sales of induction cooktops are climbing. Oil Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said the rush to book cylinders is “driven by consumer anxiety rather than any actual supply shortage.”
