India is planning to invest Rs 850 billion to purchase 112 domestically built crude oil tankers by 2040, aiming to reduce reliance on foreign-owned vessels. The initiative’s first phase involves buying 79 ships, including 30 medium-range vessels. An initial order for 10 tankers is expected to be placed soon.
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