The Prime Minister has issued an appeal for austerity measures across the country in response to mounting fuel price concerns stemming from the ongoing West Asia crisis. Speaking in Vadodara, the Prime Minister urged citizens to minimize the use of petrol and diesel by opting for public transport, including metros and electric buses. To further reduce fuel consumption, both government and private offices have been advised to prioritize virtual meetings and implement work-from-home arrangements wherever possible. Additionally, schools are encouraged to transition to online classes temporarily. The austerity appeal extends beyond fuel, with the Prime Minister advising citizens to reduce their consumption of edible oil for health and economic benefits, postpone gold purchases until the situation stabilizes, and avoid foreign travel for vacations. Furthermore, farmers are encouraged to shift away from chemical fertilizers and adopt natural farming practices. These comprehensive measures aim to mitigate the economic impact of the global crisis on the nation.
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