The Ministry of Petroleum has requested the Ministry of Finance to bring petroleum products under the ambit of GST, Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said today.
According to official data, the ministry is targeting to increase cooking gas coverage by OMCs to 82 per cent this fiscal, up from last fiscal’s 72.84 per cent.
In a bid to ensure families with annual income above Rs 10 lakh don’t get subsidised cooking gas, the Petroleum Ministry has asked the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) to include the Ministry as a recipient of ITRs under the Income Tax Act so tha
New Delhi: The petroleum ministry would obey the Supreme Court order in its arbitration case against Reliance Industries Ltd on a pricing dispute from oil and gas fields, a senior official said on Thursday."What ever the (apex) court
New Delhi: The petroleum ministry will launch the tenth round of bidding for oil and gas production contracts under the New Exploration and Licensing Policy (NELP) by the end of fiscal 2015-16, Petroleum Minister Dharmendra
New Delhi: A Delhi court today granted bail to six accused, including four corporate executives and a journalist, arrested in connection with the Petroleum Ministry documents leak case.Additional Sessions Judge Gurdeep Singh Saini enlarged Shailesh
New Delhi: The National Green Tribunal today extended till May 18 a stay on its order banning plying of diesel vehicles which are over 10 years old in Delhi-NCR, bringing relief to public utility services
New Delhi: Delhi Police today told a court here that offence committed in the Petroleum Ministry documents leak case was covered under the Official Secrets Act (OSA) and inquiry on this aspect was underway. Opposing
New Delhi: A court here on Wednesday fixed April 24 for hearing the bail application of five corporate executives accused in connection with the petroleum ministry's documents leak case.Due to the lawyers' strike in Delhi
New Delhi: A Delhi court will hear on April 22 arguments on the bail pleas of six accused, including five corporate executives, arrested in the Petroleum Ministry documents leak case.Hours after Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Sanjay
New Delhi: Delhi Police today filed charge sheet against 13 persons arrested in connection with the Petroleum Ministry document leak case.Crime Branch of Delhi Police filed the charge sheet before Metropolitan Magistrate Akash Jain, who
New Delhi: A Delhi court today dismissed the bail pleas of six persons, including five corporate executives, arrested for their alleged role in the Petroleum Ministry documents leak case.Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Sanjay Khanagwal rejected the
New Delhi: Amid ongoing ‘suspense' that how long and deep root of the corporate espionage could go, reports have emerged that Metis Business Solutions CEO Pryas Jain had hosted an industry event ‘India Gas Infrastructure
New Delhi: The sensational corporate espionage scandal got bigger on Monday after Crime Branch of Delhi Police, which is looking into the case, claimed crucial documents from the Ministry of Defence were too stolen and
New Delhi: Crime Branch of Delhi Police today registered second FIR in connection with the sensational corporate espionage scandal.Police also arrested another energy consultant on charges of obtaining leaked documents. The consultant has been identified
New Delhi: Delhi Police Chief BS Bassi has roped in officers of the economic offences Wing (EOW) in Special Investigation Team (SIT) looking into the corporate espionage scandal.Several cops from the cyber cell, cyber forensics
New Delhi: In a latest revelation which could further unfold many ‘secrets' in corporate espionage case, experts scrutinising the ‘crucial' leaked documents from the Petroleum Ministry claimed that many important papers were stolen before reaching
New Delhi: A key accused in the corporate espionage case today claimed that it was a Rs 10,000 crore scam that he was trying to uncover as police said documents seized from corporate executives related
New Delhi: The five corporate executives, arrested in connection with Petroleum Ministry documents leak case, were today sent by a local court to three-day police custody for interrogation as Delhi Police alleged materials recovered from
New Delhi: Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said that those involved in the sensational corporate espionage scandal would not be spared and strictest punishment would be given to them.The Delhi Police investigation in the case
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