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Times of India | Rush at petrol, diesel pumps, govt says no

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Mumbai experienced an unprecedented surge in demand at petrol and diesel stations on Sunday May 10‑11, as drivers queued for fuel amid worries that the West Asia conflict could disrupt supplies and after Prime Minister Modi urged citizens to curb consumption. Pump owners reported sharply higher sales—one outlet selling nearly 12,000 litres versus its usual 8,000 litres on a Sunday—and longer waiting times for both fuels. The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, however, assured the public that crude inventories remain stable, refineries are running at optimal capacity and there are no fuel shortages or imminent rationing, adding that the government has implemented measures to keep supplies uninterrupted despite global energy‑supply disruptions.

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Austerity Appeals Emerge Amid Global Strife, Fueling Political Friction

India's Prime Minister asks citizens to save fuel, reduce foreign travel, and buy less gold due to global problems. Opposition fears worse economic news.

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Prime Minister Modi urged Indians to save fuel and cut foreign trips. This is because of global issues affecting fuel prices and supplies.

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Il Fatto Quotidiano: Crisi energetica, il premier indiano chiede l’austerity: “Lavorare da casa, evitare viaggi all’estero e comprare solo prodotti locali”

Già a metà marzo la carenza di gas causata dal blocco dello Stretto di Hormuz si era fatta sentire pesantemente in India, con i ristoranti costretti a rivedere i menù causa impossibilità di garantire lunghe cotture e friggere il cibo. Ora, quasi due mesi dopo, è la scarsa disponibilità di petrolio e dei suoi derivati a spaventare il premier Narenda Modi. Che domenica ha lanciato un appello all’austerity: “Evitare i viaggi all’estero, riattivare il lavoro da casa e le riunioni in modalità virtuale come nel periodo del Covid, usare il trasporto pubblico o le auto condivise e acquistare solo prodotti locali per un anno“. Poi ha esortato le famiglie a ridurre il consumo di olio da cucina: scelta salutare ma anche “patriottica”, ha detto. Il Paese infatti importa grandi quantità di oli vegetali, con conseguente deflusso di valuta estera che ora New Delhi non può più permettersi.
“La priorità del momento per il nostro Paese è ridurre drasticamente i consumi di petrolio”, ha spiegato il premier nel corso di un evento nello stato del Telangana, dove ha inaugurato nuove autostrade e linee ferroviarie. “In considerazione dell’aumento dei costi globali del petrolio e del diesel, dobbiamo anche ridurre gli acquisti di oro e risparmiare le valute estere“, ha aggiunto. L’India è uno dei pochi paesi della regione che non ha aumentato i prezzi del petrolio e del diesel per uso domestico e non ha razionato le forniture. Tuttavia ha aumentato il costo del Gpl, il combustibile più utilizzato nel paese per cucinare.
L’India ne è il secondo importatore mondiale e il 60% delle forniture arrivano usualmente da Emirati Arabi Uniti, Kuwait, Qatar e Arabia Saudita. Il governo ha dovuto giocoforza autorizzare l’uso di combustibili più inquinanti, come carbone, legna e cherosene. L’Associazione Nazionale dei Ristoratori dell’India ha consigliato ai suoi 500.000 membri di ridurre gli orari, smettere di offrire piatti che richiedono lunghe cotture a fuoco lento e fritture e utilizzare coperchi durante la cottura per risparmiare energia.
L'articolo Crisi energetica, il premier indiano chiede l’austerity: “Lavorare da casa, evitare viaggi all’estero e comprare solo prodotti locali” proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.

Energy crisis, the Indian prime minister calls for austerity: “Work from home, avoid foreign travel and buy only local products.”

By mid-March, the gas shortage caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz had already been heavily felt in India, with restaurants forced to revise their menus due to the inability to guarantee long cooking times and fry food. Now, almost two months later, it is the scarcity of oil and its derivatives that is alarming Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He launched a Sunday appeal for austerity: “Avoid traveling abroad, reactivate home working and virtual meetings as during the Covid period, use public transport or car sharing and buy only local products for a year.” He then urged families to reduce their consumption of cooking oil: a healthy but also “patriotic” choice, he said. The country imports large quantities of vegetable oils, resulting in a outflow of foreign currency that New Delhi can no longer afford.

“The priority at the moment for our country is to drastically reduce oil consumption,” the prime minister explained during an event in the state of Telangana, where he inaugurated new highways and railway lines. “Given the rising global costs of oil and diesel, we must also reduce gold purchases and save foreign currencies,” he added. India is one of the few countries in the region that has not increased the prices of oil and diesel for domestic use and has not rationed supplies. However, it has increased the cost of GPL, the most used fuel in the country for cooking.

India is the second largest importer in the world and 60% of the supplies usually come from the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. The government has had to authorize the use of more polluting fuels, such as coal, wood and kerosene, out of necessity. The National Association of Restaurant Owners of India advised its 500,000 members to reduce their hours, stop offering dishes that require long slow cooking and frying, and use lids during cooking to save energy.

The article “Energy Crisis, the Indian Prime Minister calls for austerity: ‘Work from home, avoid travel abroad and buy only local products’ ” comes from Il Fatto Quotidiano.

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Jewellery Stocks Plunge Following PM's Plea to Postpone Gold Buys

Indian jewellery stocks fell sharply after PM Modi asked citizens to postpone buying gold for one year. See how this affects buyers and companies.

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Indian jewellery stocks fell by over 9% and 12% today. This happened after the Prime Minister asked people to wait to buy gold.

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