<h1>India Reforms Petroleum and Explosives Safety: Streamlines Licensing, Transport, and Inspections to Boost Business and Investment.</h1> The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) in India has implemented reforms to enhance industrial safety in the petroleum and explosives sector. These reforms aim to improve the movement and storage of hazardous materials like ammonium nitrate and calcium carbide. Key changes include extending the validity of storage licenses, reducing application processing times, and allowing the use of ISO containers for transporting cryogenic gases. The amendments also introduce the use of third-party inspecting agencies and online systems to streamline processes and ensure safety. These measures are part of efforts to boost ease of doing business and attract investment.