PM Modi Advocates for Work-from-Home to Address Economic Challenges
PM Modi’s WFH appeal explained: Why the Prime Minister is asking Indians to work from home like they did in Covid era
The Economic Times
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged Indians to revive work-from-home practices and online meetings to mitigate fuel consumption amid global economic uncertainties. His appeal, made during a project inauguration in Secunderabad, emphasizes energy security and responsible consumption as key measures to navigate the current crisis.
- 01PM Modi calls for a return to work-from-home and online meetings to reduce fuel consumption.
- 02The appeal is aimed at addressing economic challenges rather than health concerns.
- 03Citizens are encouraged to limit foreign travel and gold purchases to conserve resources.
- 04Modi emphasizes the importance of energy security in light of global conflicts affecting supply chains.
- 05The government is investing in cleaner energy alternatives to enhance energy independence.
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During a recent event in Secunderabad, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Indians to adopt work-from-home practices and online meetings, reminiscent of the Covid-19 pandemic, to reduce fuel consumption amid rising global tensions affecting energy security. He highlighted the need for responsible consumption, linking it to India's economic resilience against international conflicts. Modi's appeal extends beyond the workplace, encouraging citizens to limit foreign travel and avoid non-essential gold purchases to conserve foreign exchange reserves. He also called for reduced edible oil consumption and a shift towards natural farming practices among farmers. The Prime Minister's speech coincided with the inauguration of several infrastructure projects in Telangana, including a Greenfield Petroleum terminal and the PM MITRA textile park, reinforcing the government's commitment to enhancing local manufacturing and energy independence.
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Modi's appeal to work from home and reduce travel could lead to lower commuting costs and fuel expenses for families, while promoting local products may benefit domestic industries.
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