'Made right decision at every level': PM Modi says 'diplomacy and dosti' helped India to tackle energy crisis
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted how India's strong international friendships and diplomacy were crucial in navigating the 21st century's biggest energy crisis, exacerbated by Middle East conflicts. He noted India expanded fuel imports to over 40 nations from 25-26, prioritizing national interest and citizen welfare. Modi also inaugurated Rajasthan's first integrated refinery, criticizing past government inaction on the project.
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