Suresh Gopi, MoS at the Petroleum Ministry informed that the Ministry of Heavy Industries have informed about no such assessment.
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Discuss the implications of a lack of assessment on the compatibility of vehicles with E20, and its potential impact on India's fuel policies.
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The Ministry of Heavy Industries informed which ministry about no assessment on the percentage of vehicles fully compatible with E20?
The Ministry of Heavy Industries informed the Petroleum Ministry about no assessment on the percentage of vehicles fully compatible with E20.
Who is the Minister of State at the Petroleum Ministry?
Suresh Gopi is the Minister of State at the Petroleum Ministry.
Consider the following two statements: Statement-I: The Ministry of Heavy Industries informed the Petroleum Ministry about no assessment on the percentage of vehicles fully compatible with E20. Statement-II: Suresh Gopi, the Minister of State at the Petroleum Ministry, is responsible for informing the Ministry of Heavy Industries about vehicle compatibility with E20. Which one of the following is correct in respect of the above statements?
Statement 1 is correct because it directly quotes the information given by the fact list. Statement 2 is incorrect because Suresh Gopi's role as Minister of State at the Petroleum Ministry does not necessarily mean he is responsible for informing the Ministry of Heavy Industries about vehicle compatibility with E20.