Rakesh Sharma is a Senior Video Editor at various prominent media outlets. He specializes in themes related to energy and mining, including oil and gas, energy policy and regulation, and renewable energy, while also covering aviation, logistics, and global supply chain issues. Rakesh's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, Bloomberg Law, and The Economic Times, among others.
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Rakesh Sharma's coverage primarily focuses on the local business, finance, energy sectors in India. He also covers entertainment and regional developments such as Manipur. Given his emphasis on government announcements and data citation, he may be interested in pitches that provide insights or analysis related to Indian business and economic policies.
As Rakesh’s focus is local to India with a specific mention of New Delhi, he would likely respond well to pitches involving interviews or expert commentary from individuals with direct knowledge of the Indian market dynamics, particularly those impacting the oil industry, trucking sector or renewable energy initiatives.
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Indian refiners are scaling back buying of Russian crude from elevated levels.
By: Rakesh Sharma
Indian refiner Bharat Petroleum Corp. has hired a tanker to ferry crude through the Strait of Hormuz, enabling its first Iraqi oil purchase in the financial year that began April 1.
By: Sudhi Ranjan Sen, Rakesh Sharma, Shruti Srivastava
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has long sought to balance ties with Russia and the US as part of India’s broader policy of strategic autonomy. Maintaining an equilibrium has become more challenging since President Donald Trump returned to the White House.
India’s biggest oil explorer, Oil and Natural Gas Corp., plans to build strategic crude reserves as the country seeks to strengthen its buffers against supply disruptions.
By: Rakesh Sharma
(Bloomberg) – India's biggest oil explorer, Oil and Natural Gas Corp. (ONGC) , plans to build strategic crude reserves as the country seeks to strengthen its buffers against supply disruptions.
By: Christopher Udemans, Jin Wu, Nicholas Lua, Rakesh Sharma
Trade in liquefied petroleum gas has been redrawn over the past six months, becoming a microcosm of a global crisis.
By: Rakesh Sharma, Jin Wu, Christopher Udemans, Nicholas Lua
Trade in liquefied petroleum gas has been redrawn over the past six months, becoming a microcosm of a global crisis.
By: Rakesh Sharma, Fabiola Zerpa
A team from the international investment arm of India’s Oil & Natural Gas Corp. has arrived in Venezuela to review assets in the country, according to people familiar with the matter, weeks after the company received a green light from the US.
By: Rakesh Sharma, Yongchang Chin
Oil shipments to India have been disrupted by a resurgence of fighting in the Middle East, with at least two refiners forced to arrange more costly, alternative cargoes after planned deliveries didn’t arrive on time.
Developers may have to accept lower margins if they want demand to pick up.
