who is India's present petroleum minister?
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who cares!!\nas long its not lalu prasd yadav i can breath freely
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Try typing in Google key words "india government president"  I hope this works for you :)
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Our counry is lucky that majority throw him out of power(and may not like to come to power again to avoid more state burn like a Gujarat.)It is BJP policy to divide and rule.He ran the most ever currupted government.\nSo no more rath yatra please(that will save lot of petrol too)
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LIVE FROMER PRIME MINISTER OF INDIA ARE\n1.  SH. ATAL BIHARI VAJPAYEE\n2,  SH. V P SINGH\n3.  SH. INDER KUMAR GUJRAL\n4.  SH. DEV GAURA\n5.  SH. CHANDER SHEKHAR\nLATE PRIME MINISTER ARE\n1.  PT. JAWAHAR LAL NEHRU\n2.  SH. LAL BAHDUR SHASTRI\n3.  SMT. INDIRA GANDHI.\nLATE FORMER PRIME MINISTER ARE\n1.  CH. CHARAN SINGH\n2.  SH. RAJEEV GANDHI\n3.  SH. MURARJEE DESAI\n4.  SH. P V NARSINMHA RAO
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is made up of Algeria, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Venezuela; since 1965 its international headquarters has been in Vienna, Austria.\n\nThe Organization now has 11 member countries. They are listed below with their affiliation dates.\n\nAfrica \n Algeria (July 1969) \n Libya (December 1962) \n Nigeria (July 1971) \n\nMiddle East \n Iran (September 1960) \n Iraq (September 1960) \n Kuwait (September, 1960) \n Qatar (December 1961) \n Saudi Arabia (September 1960) \n United Arab Emirates (November 1967) \n\nSouth America \n Venezuela (September 1960) \n\nSoutheast Asia \n Indonesia (December 1962. Membership currently under review as Indonesia is no longer considered by OPEC as a net oil exporter. See also current acting OPEC secretaries general) \n\nFormer Members \n Gabon (Full member from 1975 to 1995) \n Ecuador (Full member from 1963 to 1993) \n\nMain Countries:\nSaudi Arabia has an oil-based economy with strong government controls over major economic activities. Saudi Arabia possesses 25% of the world's proven petroleum reserves, ranks as the largest exporter of petroleum, and plays a leading role in OPEC.\n\nIran's economy is a mixture of central planning, state ownership of oil and other large enterprises, village agriculture, and small-scale private trading and service ventures. [2]\nAlthough petroleum plays a central part in Iran's economy, Iran's non-oil exports hit the $10 Billion mark in 2005 [3], as Iran continues to diversify its economy.\n\n\nA history Review :\n\nThe persistence of the Arab-Israeli conflict finally triggered a response that transformed OPEC from a mere cartel into a formidable political force. After the Six Day War of 1967, the Arab members of OPEC formed a separate, overlapping group, the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries, for the purpose of centering policy and exerting pressure on the West over its support of Israel. Egypt and Syria, though not major oil-exporting countries, joined the latter grouping to help articulate its objectives. Later, the Yom Kippur War of 1973 galvanized Arab opinion. Furious at the emergency re-supply effort that had enabled Israel to withstand Egyptian and Syrian forces, the Arab world imposed the 1973 oil embargo against the United States and Western Europe. In the 1970s, the great Western oil conglomerates suddenly faced a unified block of producers.\nThis Arab-Israeli conflict triggered a crisis already in the making. They consistently drew the oil away from non-Arab nations. The West could not continue to increase its energy use 5% annually, pay low oil prices, yet sell inflation-priced goods to the petroleum producers in the Third World. This was stressed by the Shah of Iran, whose nation was the world's second-largest exporter of oil and the closest ally of the United States in the Middle East at the time. "Of course [the world price of oil] is going to rise," the Shah told the New York Times in 1973. "Certainly! And how...; You [Western nations] increased the price of wheat you sell us by 300%, and the same for sugar and cement...; You buy our crude oil and sell it back to us, redefined as petrochemicals, at a hundred times the price you've paid to us...; It's only fair that, from now on, you should pay more for oil. Let's say 10 times more. "[2]
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he is one of the top most nuclear scientist of india.currently he is also president of india.
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The present Chief Minister of Delhi is Sheila Dixit.
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India has ministries like the British.\n\nYou're looking for the Ministry of Environment and Forests
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The President of India.
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Virendra sehwag has been often mentioned as the captain in the making and that is why he is the current vice captain as well. So the matter is pretty much clear.
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Respected Sir.A.P.J.Abdul kalam . if u r an indian citizen n if u dont know ans for such a ques. plz get to read news papres daily
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(m)\n\nRenuka Chowdhury, Minister of Tourism, India
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British Petroleum. They've launched a solar energy initiative.
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Best politician must be a statesman. We have not had one and we do not have one. We have and are sighting only "outputs" who reached the position by quirk of fate/chance. There is no best politician in India at present.
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No city government in India has responsibility for the railways, you zero watt bulb. And the BMC can't even keep Mumbai clean forget about about handling railway accidents. It's the Railways Ministry that's responsible. Laloo's the Railway Minister. And no, he's not doing anything either. Big surprise.
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http://www.un.org/esa/agenda21/natlinfo/countr/india/eco.htm\n\nThere is quite a bit of information here.
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He's an oil man . . \n\nHopefully we can elect democrats to congress and impeach him.