Categories: Business

The Great ‘Gas-by’: 45,000-tonne LPG tanker braces for Hormuz crossing — why it matters for India

An India-linked supertanker, Sarv Shakti, has successfully crossed the Strait of Hormuz, a critical energy corridor under intense pressure due to Middle East tensions. This passage marks a significant breakthrough for India, the world’s second-largest LPG consumer, as it secures essential cooking fuel amid disrupted supply chains and a US blockade on Iran-linked shipping.

The News Vista

Leave a Comment
Share
Published by
The News Vista
4 months ago

Recent Posts

‘Stop doing memes’: Canada’s Mark Carney hits back at US as trade war intensifies

Post Content

2 hours ago

Frodin, who played Serena’s body double in a movie, loses in US Open debut

Seventeen-year-old Thea Frodin made her Grand Slam debut at the U.S. Open against world No.…

3 hours ago

Watch: US strike hits wedding in Iran, leaving child among four dead

Post Content

3 hours ago

‘Smothered with plastic bags’: Mystery surrounds Surat techie’s death

Police are still searching for the killer of Nidhi Patel, a computer engineer. She was…

3 hours ago

Ram temple cash theft: Journalist accuses cops of digital tracking

3 hours ago

Why Fender’s 35-minute ton from 1920 remains unbeaten after 106 years

In 1920, Percy Fender set the remarkable record for the fastest authentic first-class cricket century,…

4 hours ago