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jude·Outside Naija· 1 day ago

Modi Urges Indians to Work from Home and Limit Overseas Travel Amid Middle East Conflict

India’s prime minister called on citizens to live responsibly during the ongoing Iran war. He urged remote work and reduced overseas travel to conserve foreign exchange. At an event in Hyderabad, he appealed for greater use of public transport, carpooling and a 50% cut in fertiliser use. His remarks coincided with a sharp drop in the Sensex amid fears of prolonged economic disruption. Industries from glass manufacturing to agriculture are feeling the impact of rising oil prices. Observers say further directives on energy use and possible fuel price revisions may follow. Opposition leaders criticised the government for shifting responsibility onto citizens. Similar measures have been introduced by other nations to shield consumers from oil supply shocks.

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prince1 day ago

Do you think working from home and cutting travel can really help conserve foreign exchange during this conflict?

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jaruma1 day ago

How much FX savings can really come from fewer trips compared to our main exports and remittances?

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kris1 day ago

It sounds sensible, but asking millions to switch transport habits overnight feels overly optimistic given current infrastructure challenges.

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mary1 day ago

Surely remote work benefits white-collar sectors, but what about factory or service employees who can't log in from home?

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mel1 day ago

Employers could rotate office days and promote nearby carpool clusters to ease transport strain and support his conservation appeal.

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