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The move represents the latest escalation in the Trump administration’s campaign to oust MaduroRussian government said the sanctions won't affect its international relations with Venezuela or any other country

On 20 October, Mint reported that Saudi Aramco, Rosneft, Kuwait Petroleum, ExxonMobil, Shell, Total SA and Abu Dhabi National Oil Company have had conversations with the government on bidding for the latter's stake in BPCLA core group of secretaries on divestment approved the privatization of BPCL on September 30

Aramco, Rosneft, Shell among firms likely to bid for govt’s 53.3% stakeThe proceeds from the stake sale will be crucial for the government to contain its fiscal deficit

Rosneft head Igor Sechin and the Indian government discuss the possibility of increasing Russian oil supplies in light of recent attacks on Saudi oil infrastructureRosneft also discusses the development of India's Nayara Еnergy, where the Russian company holds a stake

Sechin, a close ally of President Vladimir Putin and head of the world's largest listed oil company by productionThe jet with tail number M-YOIL is operated by a Singapore-registered company called AV Asia Developments Pte Ltd

'As the fastest growing pan-India private fuel retail network, we are expanding retail presence at an extensive pace,' says B. Anand, CEO, Nayara EnergyWith this expansion, Nayara will retain its tag of the largest private fuel retailer in the country

Over the past two years, Essar Group has repaid more than 1.37 trillion debt, mostly to Indian banks. Essar Steel India, which alone has a debt of 45,000 crore, is under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code

Nayara Energy, formerly Essar Oil that was acquired by Russia's Rosneft, is seeking stay on an RBI order imposing penalty for Fema violations

India needs to streamline its taxation system with international regime and not double tax foreign investors: Rosneft's first vice-president for economics and finance Pavel Fedorov

Rosneft had dragged the Sakhalin-1 consortium to court alleging unjust enrichment and interest gained by using other people's money and claimed $1.4 billion in damages