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Falling output from the KG-D6 basin off India's eastern coast has fueled a long spat with government regulators, who have questioned RIL's claims for cost recoveries in its production contract. The company has initiated arbitration proceedings with the government over the cost dispute. This week, the Press Trust of India reported that RIL and partner BP had warned the government that gas production would stop in 2015 unless the government expedited needed investment approvals. Angel Broking analyst Bhavesh Chauhan said that the upside earnings surprise came on the back of unexpectedly lower tax rates, but the outlook for the company's oil and gas business remains clouded by regulatory uncertainty. "There is a cat and mouse game going on between the government and Reliance," he said. "Reliance wants capex to be approved, while the government is not willing to give additional capex."
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