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- Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired the fourth special meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security on July 30 to review the impact of the ongoing West Asia conflict, which has lasted over four months.
- The meeting reviewed preparations by various ministries to protect citizens and ensure uninterrupted supply of key items, including LNG, LPG and fertilisers.
- The Cabinet Secretary briefed the committee on the geopolitical situation and steps taken for energy security, noting that state-run refineries are operating at full capacity with adequate crude oil availability.
- The Prime Minister emphasised energy self-reliance, the welfare of Indian nationals and seafarers, and called for continuous coordination among ministries and agencies.
What to watch next
- Whether future CCS meetings are held as the West Asia conflict continues, following the earlier ones in March and April
- Progress on PNG network expansion, including the National Gas Grid, LNG import capacity and city gas distribution, to reduce LPG dependence
- Fertiliser availability for the upcoming rabi season and imports from alternative sources
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