India’s Ministry of Petroleum confirms that no decision has been taken to increase ethanol blending in petrol beyond the current 20% level. Petroleum Minister of State Suresh Gopi makes the statement in Parliament, responding to questions on ethanol blending policy. According to the reports, Gopi also clarifies that there is no decision to blend ethanol with diesel for commercial use. The responses indicate that any changes to blending targets are not currently approved through government decision-making, and policy remains at the existing threshold for petrol ethanol blending. The information is presented as an official update from the petroleum ministry rather than an announcement of new implementation steps. Overall, the two outlets report the same core points: the government is not moving ahead with raising the ethanol proportion in petrol above 20%, and it is also not taking steps toward commercial ethanol-diesel blending. The statements leave open the possibility of future decisions, but none are reported at present.