Modi gave more people energy access than anyone in history: Australian PM
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese praised Narendra Modi for expanding energy access in India.
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- Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese commended Narendra Modi for providing energy access to more people in India than in any other period or country in history.
- India has maintained stable energy supplies during the ongoing conflict in West Asia by diversifying its import sources.
- The Indian government has increased its number of energy supplier countries from 27 to 41.
- This diversification strategy aims to protect India's energy security and mitigate the impact of global supply chain disruptions.
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Anthony Albanese
Australian Prime Minister
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“To give PM Modi credit, more people have been given access to energy in India under his reign that any decade, or any region or any country in all of human history,”
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…has credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi with expanding access to energy in India, saying the country has seen greater energy access under his leadership than in any decade, region or country in human history. “ To give PM Modi credit, more people have been given access to energy in India under his reign that any decade, or any region or any country in all of human history, ” Albanese said at an Asia Society Policy Institute event. Albanese also highlighted the strengthening relationship between India and Australia, saying Modi was someone with whom Australia had developed close ties. “He…
Narendra Modi
Prime Minister
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“Previously, India used to import energy from 27 countries, now the figure has risen to 41. Continuous efforts are on to ensure petrol, diesel supply is smooth across India.”
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…countries. India expands energy import sources Addressing the Lok Sabha during the budget session in May, PM Modi said India had previously imported energy from 27 countries, but had since expanded the number to 41. “ Previously, India used to import energy from 27 countries, now the figure has risen to 41. Continuous efforts are on to ensure petrol, diesel supply is smooth across India. ” His remarks came after the government reviewed the impact of the West Asia conflict on the economy, supply chains and essential commodities, and discussed measures to minimise disruptions for citizens and businesses.…
Randhir Jaiswal
Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson
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“We continue to buy oil from diversified sources, keeping in mind the energy security needs of 1.4 billion people, the current situation in the international market, and the global situation we have to deal with,”
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…ministry of external affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal also said India was continuing to source oil from a diversified set of countries, keeping its energy security needs and global market conditions in mind. “ We continue to buy oil from diversified sources, keeping in mind the energy security needs of 1.4 billion people, the current situation in the international market, and the global situation we have to deal with, ” Jaiswal said during an inter-ministerial briefing on developments in West Asia. - ABOUT THE AUTHORHT News DeskFollow the latest breaking news, major developments and agenda-setting stories from India and around the…
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