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Beyond The Blockade: Ambassador Deepak Mittal On Why India’s Energy Security Is ‘In Place’ | Exclusive
Beyond The Blockade: Ambassador Deepak Mittal On Why India’s Energy Security Is ‘In Place’ | Exclusive
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Beyond The Blockade: Ambassador Deepak Mittal On Why India’s Energy Security Is ‘In Place’ | Exclusive

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Dr Mittal said that whatever supplies are available are being picked up, and a diversification of supplies is also underway

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