Watch CNBC's full interview with India's Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri

India's Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri told CNBC's Hadley Gamble his country will carefully assess whether to support a G-7 proposal to impose a cap on the price of Russian oil. “There are many conversations going on due to a large number of factors,” Puri said at Gastech 2022 in Milan, Italy.

[ivandovranic]

If leadership of Europe has had knowledge and spine of this Indian gentleman, Europe wouldn't be in position it currently is in. Very good.

[jfhfhfhduru]

He said everything that the West doesn't want to hear.

[captainnemo]

This is a true Khalsa, not like the 'McDonald's khalistani' in Canada or UK, who let the enemy dictate their narrative. A true Khalsa knows that all of India is his Khalistan, and he must work for its betterment.

[yaxiongzhao]

I am a deep admirer of the host's ability to continue this profession.
If I were her, I probably would return to high school and start to learn how the world actually works after being educated repeatedly, and confirmed her ignorance about almost every factual things currently happening in the world.

[georgesmith]

I like that these interviewers are never really prepared for people who are very knowledgeable on the topic. He's the Petroleum Minister, not your average ignorant viewer.

[imkarmen]

Finally, the minister is responsible for his people rather than for nonrelevant moral dilemmas...

[thomasthomasphilp]

India has highly qualified Ministers in the cabinet of central government

[ademolaadelakun]

The Indians are putting highly intelligent people to manage most of its government policies. She was overwhelmed by his knowledge and expertise.

[luckyluke]

She wants to dictate her views on him and he just ignore her stupidity. I love it

[cedardrive]

I like the part where the interviewer questioned the Indian Minister about morality, and the Indian Minister countered by citing the cases of Libya and Syria which were and are invaded by USA and its vassals.

[Van_Wilder]

If only American politicians could take notes on how to talk without the use of a teleprompter 😂

[EdwardPlantagenet]

He has been Diplomate for 39 years.
Passed one of the toughest exam.
He is petroleum minister now,
Other one is Foreign minister himself.😀

[mranade]

While she tried her best to intimidate him with her juvenile arrogance, he basically asked her to shut up in a diplomatic language. Loved it.

[garymcmillan]

This guy was great. I really enjoy how he handled this. This reporter tried to bait him several times and he didn't bite.

[suresh]

I live in Australia and people here ask the same question of why India is buying Russian Oil etc etc. Great I can link this video for them. What a knowledgeable minister India has got . Hats off

[thrangu]

I think the representative from India is correct. HIs responsibility is to do the best he can for his people. If the US wants to talk about democracy then why did Nixon support the coup d'etat in Chile? Why has the US invaded countries around the world? How many people were killed in Vietnam Iraq Syria Afghanistan Libya and or indirectly killed in Yemen? Let's stop the hypocrisy

[him]

India is blessed with such highly intellectual people. Truly remarkable.

[mikeleafs]

Extremely refreshing to hear an expert speak candidly unlike the US and Canadian "experts"

[todnewoods]

This is why India is progressing. Sober thinking and economic knowledge.

[mendoncaangelo]

*Thats India and Indians for you. This man makes me feel proud of being Indian...The way he speaks and just the clarity in his thoughts...*