GeneralLPG Tanker Nanda Devi Reaches India via the Straight of Hormuz, Eases Supply FearstBy thecommonsvoiceMarch 17, 2026 India’s LPG tanker Nanda Devi reached Gujarat’s Vadinar port carrying ~46,500 metric tonnes (MT) of LPG, boosting domestic supply. The vessel successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz, a high-risk zone due to ongoing Middle East conflict. Its arrival comes just after another tanker, Shivalik, signaling back-to-back efforts to secure energy supply. The shipment provides major relief amid LPG shortage concerns triggered by disrupted global supply chains. The mission highlights India’s strategic maritime coordination and energy security push during geopolitical tensions. #general#war#fuel#dehradun#india← Previous ArticleBadrinath Dham Turns Into White Wonderland After Heavy Snowfall in ChamoliNext Article →Uttarakhand Voter List Revision 2026: CEO Issues Notice Over BLO Mapping DelaysRelated ArticlesDelhi-Dehradun Expressway: High-Tech Electric Buses to Slash Fares Amid Concerns Over City Traffic BottlenecksRead article →Kedarnath Dham Opens Amid ‘Har Har Mahadev’ Chants, CM Dhami Performs PujaRead article →India Betraying Its Anti-Colonial Legacy by Supporting Israel’s "Systemic Torture," Says UN RapporteurRead article →Uttarakhand Dissolves Madrasa Board: All Minority Schools to Adopt State Curriculum by July 2026Read article →CommentsLoading...Log in to comment