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Deora rules out subsidy to Reliance

NEW DELHI: Petroleum Minister Murli Deora has ruled out giving any compensation to Reliance Industries to make up for the losses the company is making on petrol and diesel sales. "There is no question of giving compensation to Reliance,'' he said.

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