On Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a significant meeting with the Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Council (PM-EAC) to evaluate the Indian economy's current state and explore strategies for sustaining growth amid global uncertainties, particularly due to the ongoing crisis in West Asia. The discussions centered on various policy options aimed at enhancing economic resilience, with a focus on improving both the ease of living for citizens and the ease of doing business for enterprises. The Council presented their insights regarding the West Asia conflict's repercussions, including potential risks to trade, fuel prices, and financial markets. Modi emphasized the importance of self-reliance and urged citizens to adopt environmentally sustainable practices, such as reducing fuel consumption and supporting local products. He called for a shift in transportation habits, encouraging the use of public transport, carpooling, and electric vehicles to mitigate fuel price fluctuations. This meeting reflects the government's proactive approach to addressing economic challenges in a volatile global landscape.