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Deep beneath Odisha’s waters, ONGC finds gas: How Mission Samudra Manthan’s latest discovery could open a new chapter for India’s energy hunt

Summary by Times of India
ONGC has struck gas 43 km off Odisha's coast under its Mission Samudra Manthan deepwater campaign, with the well flowing steadily for three days. The discovery's proximity to shore could mean faster, shared-infrastructure development — pending appraisal.

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Bhubaneswar: ONGC has discovered natural gas reserves off the Odisha coast. The crucial discovery is in the Mahanadi deep-sea basin, about 43 km off the Konark coast. The presence of natural gas was discovered in the first deep-sea drilling as part of the Union government’s ‘Samudra Manthan’ exploration project. The gas reserves were discovered at a depth of more than 1.4 km below sea level. ONGC said that the well where the gas was discovered r…

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EBNW Story broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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