Indian Oil Starts Winter Diesel Supply to Eastern Military Region
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Indian Oil Corporation has commenced the supply of specialized winter-grade diesel to the Indian Army's Eastern Command for high-altitude operations.
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- Indian Oil Corporation launched the first rail shipment of specialized diesel designed for sub-zero temperatures to the Eastern Command of the Indian Army.
- This fuel prevents freezing in high-altitude mountain regions and facilitates the uninterrupted operation of military vehicles and equipment.
- The initiative extends a service previously limited to the Northern Command to also cover border areas in Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh.
- The deployment is considered a significant milestone in ensuring the operational readiness of the military in harsh climates.
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