PM Modi Holds Virtual Meeting with Chief Ministers to Ensure Energy Security Amid Global Crisis
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is holding a virtual meeting with Chief Ministers to discuss strategies for maintaining India's energy supply amidst the ongoing crisis in West Asia. This meeting follows his warning about the potential long-term effects of the conflict on India. Modi highlighted the importance of collaboration between central and state governments, reminiscent of the unity shown during the COVID-19 pandemic. He urged states to ensure the uninterrupted supply of essential goods, reinforcing the need for a collective approach in these challenging times.
Mar 27, 2026, 19:29 IST
Ensuring Energy Supply Amidst Global Challenges
In light of the ongoing conflict in West Asia and the blockade of the Hormuz Strait, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is conducting a virtual meeting with Chief Ministers to assess and maintain the resilience of India's fuel and energy supply. The central government has initiated several measures to meet the country's energy demands, with state governments playing a crucial role in the on-ground implementation.
This meeting comes shortly after Modi warned about the long-term impacts of the crisis in West Asia on India. He referenced the COVID-19 pandemic from six years ago, emphasizing the need for collaboration between the central and state governments, similar to their joint efforts during that time. Reminiscing about the 'Team India' spirit displayed during the pandemic, he urged all state governments to establish special arrangements to ensure the uninterrupted supply of essential goods. He further stated that this spirit should now guide the nation.