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Oil and Gas News 18 Dec 2019 ONGC Page No: 1 Publication: The New Indian Express Edition: Chennai Language: English Source: Sowmya Mani Supplement: N/A Page No: 8 Page No: 1 Publication: Swatantra Vaartha (Hindi) Edition: Hyderabad Language: Hindi Source: Bureau Supplement: N/A Page No: 12 Page No: 2 Oil and Gas Page No: 4 Publication: Mid Day Edition: Mumbai Language: English Source: Bureau Supplement: N/A Page No: 22 Page No: 4 Publication: Dina Thanthi (Tamil) Edition: Chennai Language: Tamil Source: Bureau Supplement: N/A Page No: 6 Page No: 5 Publication: Navshakti (Marathi) Edition: Mumbai Language: Marathi Source: Bureau Supplement: N/A Page No: 18 Page No: 6 Page Date Headline Publication Edition Journalist MAV No. ONGC 18 Dec Girl's NASA dream a step closer The New Indian Chennai 8 Sowmya Mani 269702.4 2019 to reality Express 18 Dec RIL becomes country's largest Swatantra Vaartha Hyderabad 12 Bureau 30528 2019 company (Hindi) Oil and Gas 18 Dec Conclave by GAIL gets together Mid Day Mumbai 22 Bureau 93473.6 2019 400 HSE professionals 18 Dec India's April-November trade Dina Thanthi Chennai 6 Bureau 368640 2019 deficit hits $1,106 crore (Tamil) 18 Dec Petrol, diesel prices unchanged Navshakti (Marathi) Mumbai 18 Bureau 10617.6 2019 for second day today. Page No: 7 ONGC Page No: 1 Publication: Business Standard Edition: New Delhi Language: English Source: Jyoti Mukul Supplement: N/A Page No: 14 Page No: 1 Publication: Business Standard (Hindi) Edition: New Delhi Language: Hindi Source: Jyoti Mukul Supplement: N/A Page No: 3 Page No: 2 Publication: The Economic Times Edition: New Delhi Language: English Source: Padmaja Ruparel Supplement: N/A Page No: 16 Page No: 3 Publication: The Free Press Journal Edition: Mumbai Language: English Source: Bureau Supplement: N/A Page No: 21 Page No: 4 Publication: Western Times Edition: Ahmedabad Language: English Source: Bureau Supplement: N/A Page No: 7 Page No: 5 ONGC Subsidiaries Page No: 7 Publication: Business Standard Edition: Mumbai Language: English Source: Srijyothi Annamaraj Supplement: N/A Page No: 7 Page No: 7 Publication: Business Standard Edition: Mumbai Language: English Source: Amritha Pillay, Shine Jacob Supplement: N/A Page No: 1 Page No: 8 Publication: Business Standard Edition: Mumbai Language: English Source: Amritha Pillay, Shine Jacob Supplement: N/A Page No: 4 Page No: 9 Publication: The Economic Times Edition: New Delhi Language: English Source: Sanjeev Choudhary Supplement: N/A Page No: 14 Page No: 10 Publication: The Economic Times (Hindi) Edition: New Delhi Language: Hindi Source: Sanjiv Choudhary Supplement: N/A Page No: 1 Page No: 11 Publication: The Economic Times (Hindi) Edition: New Delhi Language: Hindi Source: Sanjiv Choudhary Supplement: N/A Page No: 8 Page No: 12 Oil and Gas Page No: 14 Publication: Business Standard Edition: Mumbai Language: English Source: Aditi Divekar Supplement: N/A Page No: 6 Page No: 14 Publication: The Economic Times Edition: New Delhi Language: English Source: Anirban Ghosh Supplement: N/A Page No: 16 Page No: 15 Publication: The Economic Times Edition: New Delhi Language: English Source: Bureau Supplement: N/A Page No: 7 Page No: 16 Publication: The Hindu Business Line Edition: New Delhi Language: English Source: Yoganand D Supplement: N/A Page No: 8 Page No: 17 Publication: The Hindu Business Line Edition: New Delhi Language: English Source: Keerthi Sanagasetti Supplement: N/A Page No: 1 Page No: 18 Publication: The Hindu Business Line Edition: New Delhi Language: English Source: Keerthi Sanagasetti Supplement: N/A Page No: 12 Page No: 19 Publication: The Hindu Edition: Hyderabad Language: English Source: N Ravi Kumar Supplement: N/A Page No: 5 Page No: 20 Publication: The Pioneer Edition: New Delhi Language: English Source: MD Faiz Yusuf Supplement: N/A Page No: 9 Page No: 21 Dainik Jagran (Rashtriya) Publication: Edition: New Delhi Language: Hindi (Hindi) Source: Bureau Supplement: N/A Page No: 12 Page No: 22 Page Date Headline Publication Edition Journalist MAV No. ONGC 18 Dec Five oilfields make the cut for ER Business Standard New Delhi 14 Jyoti Mukul 143952 2019 incentives 18 Dec Five oil fields selected for the Business Standard New Delhi 3 Jyoti Mukul 38934 2019 benefit of ER policy (Hindi) 18 Dec The Economic No Slowdown in Startups New Delhi 16 Padmaja Ruparel 803848.6 2019 Times 18 Dec ONGC bags SAP Platts Global The Free Press Mumbai 21 Bureau 60448 2019 Energy Awards 2019 for CSR Journal Kotak Securities sees Nifty 18 Dec touching 13,400 / Sensex Western Times Ahmedabad 7 Bureau 66187.8 2019 touching 45,500 in 2020 ONGC Subsidiaries 18 Dec Srijyothi DSIMS Conclave Opsession'19 Business Standard Mumbai 7 51200 2019 Annamaraj 18 Dec City gas infrastructure will drive Amritha Pillay, Business Standard Mumbai 1, 4 212950 2019 capex, credit demand Shine Jacob 18 Dec Refiners Seek Govt Nod to Raise The Economic Sanjeev New Delhi 14 304786.8 2019 Prices Times Choudhary 18 Dec Refiners seek govt nod to raise The Economic New Delhi 1, 8 Sanjiv Choudhary 58365.65 2019 prices Times (Hindi) Oil and Gas 18 Dec Maritime freight rates may rise Business Standard Mumbai 6 Aditi Divekar 159660 2019 next month 18 Dec The Economic There's Much Action in the Air New Delhi 16 Anirban Ghosh 489082.2 2019 Times 18 Dec Looking at Alternative Fuels to The Economic New Delhi 7 Bureau 392558.2 2019 Reduce Imports: Pradhan Times 18 Dec MCX-Natural Gas tests a Key The Hindu Business New Delhi 8 Yoganand D 81414 2019 barrier Line 18 Dec The Hindu Business Little princely prospects here New Delhi 1, 12 Keerthi Sanagasetti 302953.5 2019 Line 18 Dec Green panel okays TS plea for The Hindu Hyderabad 5 N Ravi Kumar 204414 2019 changes to Pharma City EC 18 Dec Get off the couch The Pioneer New Delhi 9 MD Faiz Yusuf 435540 2019 18 Dec Investment preparation with Dainik Jagran New Delhi 12 Bureau 152592 2019 Rosneft in Russia's Far East (Rashtriya) (Hindi) Page No: 23.
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