"Crude oil reserves are limited all over the world. If people continue to extract it at the present rate, the reserves would last only 35 – 40 years", India has to import crude oil. what problems do you anticipate for the country looking at the above situation?

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The problems I anticipate for the country looking at the above situation are the following.

India was the third most important consumer of oil on planet Earth. India has one of the largest territories as a country and its oil necessities have been increasing year after year. This country consumes 5 million oil barrels per day. If we compare the consumption of oil in 2016, we have revealing data. Consumption in that year was 4.5 million oil barrels ér day. The increase is significant in the dependence of oil. India imported more oil in 2019.

So knowing that crude oil reserves are limited all over the world, people in India have to take proper measures and develop the strategic planning that allows the government to be prepared to face a difficult situation in 40 years, or start to change to more clean forms of energy such as solar panels or air generators.

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