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India's Strategic Oil Reserves Cover Only 9–10 Days of Crude Imports: CEEW Report India's Strategic Oil Reserves Cover Only 9–10 Days of Crude Imports: CEEW Report

India's Strategic Oil Reserves Cover Only 9–10 Days of Crude Imports: CEEW Repor...

Responsible Us Bureau   Jun 18, 2026

A new CEEW report says India's strategic petroleum reserves can cover only 9–10 days of crude imports, underscoring the need to st...

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