Modi urges Indians to cut fuel use and avoid unnecessary travel

7 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 10

Speaking in Hyderabad on Sunday, the prime minister said petrol, diesel and gas should be used carefully to save foreign currency.
He warned that oil price rises linked to the Iran war could increase India's import bill and put pressure on foreign-exchange reserves.
The appeal signals concern over the economic fallout from the conflict for India, a major oil importer vulnerable to higher global energy costs.

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