Plans to pump $1.3b into refinery for setting up hydrocracker unit for clean fuels

Export will be halted if domestic price exceeds cap

Inefficiencies, political interference, and outdated infrastructure fuel soaring costs

E&P firms suffer Rs14b loss owing to delay in payments by public utilities

If implemented, this could raise petrol prices to Rs 278.28 per litre, marking an increase of Rs12.67

Amount sought to clear pending liabilities, ensure smooth railway operations

Refineries seek urgent meeting with minister to address policy concerns

Fails to utilise Universal Service Fund since 2013

Price differential claims pile up due to oil sales at lower prices

Introduction of alternate dispute settlement will bolster investor confidence