PM Narendra Modi: “Work from home, save petrol-diesel”; India does not have big oil wells, Modi’s clear statement

• “Work from Home, Save Petrol-Diesel”
• India does not have large oil wells
• Modi’s clear statement

Hyderabad: To overcome the global fuel crisis and rising inflation that arose in the wake of the war Prime Minister Narendra Modi He has made a great appeal to the countrymen. “To save the country’s foreign exchange, we should use petrol-diesel sparingly and re-prioritize options like ‘work from home’,” the prime minister said on Sunday.

Severe impact of the war on India

Prime Minister Modi said that the war going on in our neighboring countries for the last two months has affected the entire world. India is also not isolated from this. India does not have large oil reserves or wells of its own. We have to import most of our petrol, diesel and gas supplies from abroad. Due to the war, the prices of fuel and fertilizers have skyrocketed in the global market, which is weighing heavily on the country’s economy.

The need to re-apply the procedures of the Corona era

Speaking at a public meeting in Hyderabad, Prime Minister Modi recalled the experiences of the Corona period. He said, “During the Corona crisis, we developed a new way of working through ‘work from home’, online meetings and video conferencing. Considering the need of the day, it would be in the national interest to reuse the same systems. If we prioritize these digital media, unnecessary travel will be curbed and fuel saving will help.”

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Saving foreign exchange is a national duty

The Prime Minister laid special emphasis on saving foreign exchange to reduce the financial strain on the country’s exchequer. “Petrol-Diesel has become very expensive all over the world. The more fuel we save, the more valuable foreign exchange we can save. This is not just economic math, but a national duty of every Indian,” he added. He expressed the belief that if the expenditure on fuel import is reduced, the money can be used for other development projects of the country.

India on the path of development and reforms

The Prime Minister mentioned that India is currently riding on the ‘Reform Express’ and the network of modern infrastructure is being woven at a fast pace. He assured the people of Telangana of development saying that the central government is committed to realizing the dreams of common people. He also explained that the administration is working on a war footing to transform the state by speeding up the Centre’s schemes.

10 key points in PM Modi’s appeal

• Prime Minister Modi noted that the ongoing war in the neighboring region has seriously affected the entire world, including India; He has made an appeal to reduce the severity of these consequences.
• Prime Minister Modi pointed out that India does not have enough oil reserves and supply chain disruptions are compounding the problem. He appealed to save oil.
• Prime Minister Modi said that the government is bearing the burden of this situation; The government itself is bearing this financial pressure so that there is no financial burden on the common citizens.
• Prime Minister Modi emphasized the need for a firm resolve to conserve fuel. He also appealed to limit the use of petrol and diesel.
• In his statement, Prime Minister Modi laid special emphasis on public transport. He appealed that wherever metro service is available, citizens should use that service.
• Prime Minister Modi advocated promoting ‘carpooling’ (traveling by multiple passengers in a single vehicle). If the use of a private vehicle is unavoidable, it should be ensured that the vehicle carries more than one passenger, he advised.
• The Prime Minister also appealed to postpone the planning of foreign travel. He suggested that people should refrain from traveling abroad or attending foreign wedding ceremonies for the next one year and instead prefer domestic tourism.
• Prime Minister Modi highlighted the importance of saving foreign exchange. He appealed to the citizens to contribute to the economic strength of the country by cutting unnecessary expenses.
• PM Modi advised not to buy gold. He appealed to citizens to take a firm resolve to refrain from buying gold for a period of one year.
• Prime Minister Modi emphasized the importance of self-reliance. He appealed to the citizens to refrain from any actions or practices that could hinder India’s journey towards self-reliance.

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