PM Modi Advocates Work from Home Amid Global Tensions and Fuel Concerns
PM Modi Work from Home Advisory Updates: Here's what IT companies, industry bodies and leaders are saying about WFH shift
The Economic Times
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In response to rising global tensions and fuel price concerns, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged a return to work-from-home practices and virtual meetings. Companies are evaluating their work policies, while the government emphasizes reducing non-essential travel and promoting public transport to conserve fuel.
- 01PM Modi calls for a revival of work-from-home practices in the national interest.
- 02Companies are considering increased remote work options amid rising fuel prices.
- 03Public transport usage is encouraged to reduce fuel consumption.
- 04Non-essential international travel and gold purchases should be minimized.
- 05Citizens are urged to support local products to strengthen the economy.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made a strong appeal for a return to work-from-home practices and virtual meetings as global tensions escalate, impacting fuel prices and supply chains. Companies like KPMG, Deloitte, and Tata Motors are reviewing their work policies in light of this advisory. Modi's appeal includes encouraging the use of public transport to conserve fuel and advising against non-essential international travel. He also urged citizens to limit gold purchases and reduce edible oil consumption to bolster the country's economy and energy security. The Prime Minister emphasized the importance of supporting locally manufactured goods to strengthen domestic industries during these uncertain times.
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The push for work-from-home arrangements could lead to reduced commuting costs for employees and lower fuel consumption nationally. Additionally, encouraging public transport may ease traffic congestion in urban areas.
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