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Home›Clean Fuel›Asia: Government of India Wants a Bigger Share in Petronet LNG
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May 4, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Asia: Government of India Wants a Bigger Share in Petronet LNG

New Delhi: The Government may be keen on having a greater say in affairs of Petronet LNG as it is looking at appointing a bureaucrat as dire… [mappress] Source: financialexpress, May 3 , 2010;

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New Delhi: The Government may be keen on having a greater say in affairs of Petronet LNG as it is looking at appointing a bureaucrat as dire…

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Source: financialexpress, May 3 , 2010;

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