Industry trade data indicated lower discounted crude intake by domestic refineries due to tight differentials and Chinese buying.
Month: September 2026
India and Uzbekistan establish uranium supply framework and target $5 billion bilateral trade by 2030
Prime Minister Modi and President Mirziyoyev agreed to boost long-term energy cooperation and commercial partnerships in Tashkent.
India’s PPPAC approves six major freight rail projects worth billions under Hybrid Annuity Model
The finance ministry committee approved 647 kilometers of strategic railway corridors sharing risks between public and private builders.
Global crude oil prices jump as Brent crude tops $92 per barrel after Gulf conflict escalations
Renewed cross-border strikes and maritime tensions in the Strait of Hormuz sparked supply fears across international energy bourses.
Copyright Office clarifies authorship standards for generative artificial intelligence works
Indian intellectual property regulators reiterated that legal authorship requires human intellectual contribution and originality.
Jaipur lawyers stage protest against Acting Chief Justice as Jodhpur bodies announce strike
Bar associations in Rajasthan protested over administrative postings and high court bench procedures.
Punjab AAP government deliberates on SC collegium recommendation for High Court Chief Justice
Administrative deliberations remained pending regarding the appointment of Justice Ashwani Mishra as recommended by the collegium.
Supreme Court seeks Centre’s response on adopting totaliser machines for EVM counting
The apex court sought views on consolidating EVM votes across booths, while the Election Commission warned of trust complications.
Supreme Court invokes Article 142 to quash all FIRs filed against NEET-UG student protesters
A bench led by CJI Surya Kant quashed protest-related criminal cases after receiving government assurances and compensation commitments.
BJP leaders in Pune join public chorus opposing loud DJ systems during Ganesh festival
Local representatives and citizens advocated for sound-level regulations and traditional celebrations during festivities.