BP considers bidding under India's hydrocarbon exploration policy

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The energy company BP is evaluating potential bids under India's oil and gas exploration licensing policy. This consideration follows the Indian government's recent policy reforms aimed at attracting investment. The policy offers more favorable fiscal terms and marketing freedom for discovered fields. BP's potential participation signals continued international interest in India's energy sector.

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