Rituraj Baruah is a Special Correspondent at Mint. He covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and commodities markets, with a focus on energy, housing, and urban affairs. Rituraj's work has been featured in notable publications such as OpIndia, VCCircle, and Hindustan Times Syndication.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
Rituraj's coverage mainly revolves around the energy sector, particularly renewable energy and oil production, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and data citations. To effectively reach out to Rituraj, consider providing insights into India’s energy policies or new developments in renewable energy projects. Expert commentary from industry professionals or researchers specializing in renewable energy policies could be of interest to him.
Given Rituraj's focus on government announcements and data citations within the Indian context, pitches should align with this geographic focus and offer valuable data-driven analysis related to India's energy sector. Additionally, sources who can provide detailed information about business trends in the Indian energy market may also capture his attention.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Rituraj Baruah
The Centre is pushing for increased piped natural gas adoption, aiming for 4 million new connections this fiscal year amid LPG supply issues from West Asia. Operators are focusing on active users rather than just connection numbers.
By: Rituraj Baruah
The state-run refiner will meet Mauritius's petroleum needs for five years under a new bilateral agreement, reinforcing India's role as a key regional energy exporter amid West Asia supply disruptions.
By: Rituraj Baruah, Dhirendra Kumar
Amid concerns that ethanol-blended E20 petrol could hurt vehicle mileage and engine life, consumers are increasingly trading up to premium, high-octane petrol, driving its share of sales to 12-15% from about 4% in March
Polysilicon is used to make ingots, which are then processed into wafers and used to produce solar cells.
By: Rituraj Baruah
New Delhi: Renewable energy projects scheduled to be commissioned on or after 28 February can avail a four-month extension to their respective scheduled commissioning dates, a government advisory showed.
By: Dhirendra Kumar, Rituraj Baruah
A Delhi court sentenced Naftogaz India MD Mahdoom Bava to 22 months in prison for failing to deposit ₹17.69 crore in TDS collected in FY 2009–10.
By: Rituraj Baruah
State-run Coal India Ltd, the world's top coal producer, has set up a unit in Singapore to buy and manage critical-mineral assets overseas, marking
Even as about nine states and Union territories have increased their tariffs for FY27, states headed for elections have held their line due to political considerations.
By: Utpal Bhaskar, Rituraj Baruah
The investment comes as the miner targets 1 billion tonnes of annual output by FY30 and absorbs higher diesel and ammonium nitrate costs without an immediate coal price hike.
By: Utpal Bhaskar, Rituraj Baruah
Coal India chief B Sairam expects coal to remain central to India's energy mix till 2047, even as the miner expands renewables, eyes exports and navigates rising input costs and private competition.
