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In the past, Indian businesses have pursued resource development outside of their home countries by holding holdings in oil and gas assets in several nations, such as ONGC Videsh Limited, the foreign division of India's state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation.

Long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply agreements are another way that India's energy companies are strengthening their relationship with Qatar. These agreements highlight strong cooperation in the energy industry, even though they are mostly focused on LNG imports rather than exploration-driven finds.

Simultaneously, major Indian oil companies have made significant hydrocarbon discoveries in nearby Middle Eastern regions. For example, the Urja Bharat joint venture, which is a partnership between Indian Oil Corporation and Bharat PetroResources, recently discovered oil in an onshore block in Abu Dhabi, demonstrating India's growing upstream presence abroad.

These developments indicate India's larger strategy of integrating exploration, imports, strategic investment, and technology collaboration to safeguard its energy future, even though specific fresh hydrocarbon reserves in Qatar credited to Indian companies have not been widely reported as of the most recent news cycle.