India's oil import bill to go up by $25-50 bn this fiscal: DEA Secy
India's oil import bill to go up by USD 25-50 billion; in 2017-18 it was USD 72 billion; no downward revision of GDP growth; don't see any impact on oil subsidy bill as of now; rising oil prices a concern; govt is watching the situation and adequate steps will be taken, Economic Affairs Secretary Subhash Garg told reporters here in New Delhi. Listen-in.
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