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Indian subsidy of $2 per gallon of gasoline and even more on natural gas and diesel bleeding Indian state run oil and gas enterprises by billions
Babu Ghanta
May 22, 2008

It is a shame what Indian Government has done. They have shielded the poor native Indians from the shocking oil and gas prices for years to gain the votes. The state owned and run gas companies are bleeding more than $100 billion per year. Gasoline is sold to every Indian $2 per gallon less than the average market prices all over the world.

The Government has finally ran out of money and is now ready to shock the Indian population with facts of reality.

The Cabinet headed by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh may meet on Friday to consider raising petrol and diesel prices among other measures to bailout state run firms that have been reeling under unprecedented high crude prices.

Petroleum Minister Murli Deora on his part neither denied nor confirmed Cabinet being scheduled for Friday.

"We are discussing all possible measures to help and protect our public sector oil companies... some remedial measures need to be taken (urgently)," he told reporters.


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