Central government in action mode due to Hormuz crisis! PM Modi's High Level Meeting; Fuel and… IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS

  • Central government in action mode due to Hormuz crisis!
  • High level meeting of Prime Minister Modi
  • Fuel and… IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS

PM Narendra Modi Meeting with Ministers: Rising tensions in West Asia and 'Strait of Hormuz' (Strait of Hormuz) Considering the situation in the area, the central government has been put on 'high alert'. On this point Prime Minister Narendra Modi He held a high level meeting with senior ministers and officials. Important issues like country's energy security, availability of fertilizers, safety of Indian seafarers and impact on exports were discussed in detail in this meeting. The Prime Minister assured that common citizens and farmers will not face any inconvenience under any circumstances.

In the meeting, Prime Minister Modi clarified that the safety of every Indian seafarer working anywhere in the world is the highest priority of the government. Whether they are on an Indian ship or a foreign ship, it does not matter; If needed, the government will help them in all possible ways.

Important Notice to Ministry of Petroleum

The crisis in the 'Strait of Hormuz' could have the biggest impact on crude oil and gas supplies. Keeping this in mind, the Prime Minister reviewed the preparations of the Ministry of Petroleum. He stressed the need to rapidly increase the consumption of PNG in the country to strengthen energy supply and mitigate the impact of a potential crisis.

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Emphasis on arranging fertilizers for farmers

Preparations related to agriculture sector were also discussed in the meeting. The Prime Minister said that sufficient stocks of fertilizers are available for the upcoming Rabi season. Also, work is going on to build stock of fertilizers for the Kharif season of 2027. The government aims to ensure that farmers do not face shortage of fertilizers.

Also discussed on exports and economy

Crisis in 'Strait of Hormuz' may affect India's export business. Keeping this in mind, the meeting discussed possible measures to provide relief to the exporters. The impact of this crisis on the country's economy was also assessed. The government indicated that necessary steps will be taken at the appropriate time if necessary. It was said that the government is constantly monitoring world affairs. Energy, agriculture, trade and civil security are all under regular review so that any challenge can be effectively and promptly dealt with.

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