Archive · 31 Jul 2026
Modi Leads CCS Meeting on West Asia Crisis, Seeks Supplies
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with top ministers to talk about a big problem in West Asia that could hurt India’s fuel and food supplies.
They made sure India still has enough oil, gas, and fertilisers for farmers.
They also planned to help Indian sailors who might be in danger.
Modi said the government should work together and use more clean energy.
The meeting was held in New Delhi’s Parliament House.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired the fourth special Cabinet Committee on Security meeting on the West Asia crisis.
The meeting focused on keeping India’s petroleum, LPG, LNG, and fertiliser supplies uninterrupted.
Measures discussed included diversifying LPG sources, expanding piped natural gas, and boosting LNG import and gas grid infrastructure.
Safety of Indian seafarers in conflict zones was addressed, with a plan to provide timely information and assistance.
Modi emphasized a whole‑of‑government approach and the importance of renewable energy for energy independence.
- Who
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi and senior cabinet ministers
- What
- Chairing a CCS meeting to address West Asia crisis and secure fuel and fertiliser supplies
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Parliament House complex, New Delhi
- Why
- West Asia conflict threatens energy and commodity flows, requiring protection of supplies and citizens
- Meeting
- Fourth special Cabinet Committee on Security meeting
- Focus
- West Asia crisis and uninterrupted fuel & fertiliser supplies
- Key Concerns
- Petroleum, LPG, LNG, fertiliser availability, seafarer safety
- Measures
- Diversified LPG sources, PNG expansion, LNG import, gas grid
- Location
- Parliament House complex, New Delhi
