India's West Asia plan steadies fuel and protects Indians abroad
India
With the conflict in West Asia shaking up global energy prices, India's rolling out a strategy to keep things steady at home.
The government is focusing on making fuel more affordable and ensuring Indian citizens abroad stay safe.
India cuts fuel prices, repatriates citizens
Petrol and diesel just got ₹10 per liter cheaper, while new export duties on diesel and jet fuel are keeping supplies local.
Refineries are running full tilt, over 50 lakh LPG cylinders go out daily, and extra kerosene is being supplied to avoid shortages.
On top of that, nearly 5.7 lakh Indians have been brought back from affected areas, and PM Modi is talking with world leaders to push for peace in the region.