Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urges people to conserve fuel and reduce unnecessary travel, according to reports from Bloomberg and The Hindu. Modi calls on citizens to lower fuel consumption as part of broader efforts to manage energy use. He also recommends that some practices adopted during the COVID-19 period be brought back to help limit travel-related fuel demand. Both outlets report that Modi specifically points to working from home and using online platforms for meetings and conferences. The Hindu adds that Modi advises avoiding foreign travel, framing the guidance as a way to reduce consumption tied to long-distance trips. The message emphasizes the use of remote work and virtual engagement rather than in-person gatherings. While the reports focus on Modi’s public appeal, they do not provide detailed figures, policy changes, or timelines for implementing the recommendations. The guidance is presented as a citizen-level effort to conserve fuel by shifting routines toward virtual alternatives and limiting travel.
Modi Urges Indians to Conserve Fuel and Cut Unnecessary Travel
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urges people to conserve fuel and reduce unnecessary travel, according to reports from Bloomberg and The Hindu. Modi calls on citizens to lower fuel consumption as...
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi urges Indians to conserve fuel.
- He recommends reducing unnecessary travel, including avoiding foreign trips.
- Modi suggests reviving COVID-19-era practices such as working from home.
- He also encourages using online meetings and virtual conferences instead of in-person events.
Indian Prime Minister Modi appealed to citizens to cut fuel use and said measures from the Covid pandemic such as working from home and online meetings should be used. (Source: Bloomberg)
3 months agoMr. Modi suggests reviving some of the practices adopted during the COVID-19 pandemic, including work from home arrangements, online conferences and virtual meetings.
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