PM Modi pushes for cut in fuel use & gold buying, favours work from home

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Amid global energy disruptions, PM Modi urged Indians to conserve foreign exchange by reducing reliance on imported fuel. He advocated for public transport, work-from-home, avoiding overseas trips and non-essential gold purchases for a year. The Prime Minister also encouraged farmers to halve chemical fertilizer use and shift towards natural farming.

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PM Modi pushes for cut in fuel use &amp; gold buying, favours work from home

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PM Modi pushes for cut in fuel use & gold buying, favours work from home