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How Shivalik’s arrival may ease India’s LPG woes amid Strait of Hormuz tensions
How Shivalik’s arrival may ease India’s LPG woes amid Strait of Hormuz tensions
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How Shivalik’s arrival may ease India’s LPG woes amid Strait of Hormuz tensions

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The docking of the Shivalik at Mundra Port brings temporary relief to India’s LPG supply crunch as disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz strain imports, putting a spotlight on the country’s dependence on imports through volatile global energy routes

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