India imports nearly 85 per cent of its crude oil. When global prices rise, the cost is passed straight to the kitchen and the field.
About The Author
Dr. Harjeet Singh is an Assistant Professor of History with Akal University, Bathinda, Punjab. He writes on Sikh Empire, Historiography, Social, Philosophical and Cultural Issues.
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