India Navigates Middle East Conflict, Addresses Energy Shock and Regional Balancing Act
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed Parliament on the Middle East crisis, cautioning about the long-term impact on trade routes and prioritizing the safety of Indians in Gulf countries. India is now also assessing if its Middle East balancing act has hit a roadblock due to the Iran crisis.
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How much oil does India have? PM Modi explains nation’s preparedness amid global fuel crisis
Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured India of sufficient crude oil storage and uninterrupted supply amidst the West Asia war's global fuel crunch. He highlighted the nation's strategic oil reserves and increased refining capacity, while emphasizing India's commitment to peace through dialogue and diplomacy in the region.
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Read full article →PM Modi flags global energy shock, shipping disruptions amid West Asia conflict
Highlighting the human dimension, PM Narendra Modi said the safety and livelihood of Indians living in Gulf countries remains a top priority for the government
Read full article →With the Iran crisis, has India’s Middle East balancing act hit a roadblock? - The Straits Times
With the Iran crisis, has India’s Middle East balancing act hit a roadblock? The Straits Times
Read full article →"India Has Adequate Crude Oil Stores, Need To Be Atmanirbhar": PM Amid Iran War
The Prime Minister acknowledged that the war, now in its fourth week, is impacting "our trade routes", thereby disrupting the routine supply of essential commodities such as petrol, diesel, gas, and fertilisers.
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