In response to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's appeal for fuel conservation amid escalating tensions in West Asia, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis was seen traveling on an IndiGo economy flight from Pune to Bengaluru. This decision aligns with Modi's call, made during a speech on May 11, urging citizens to exhibit collective responsibility to protect India's economy. Modi described the ongoing conflict as one of the decade's biggest crises, emphasizing the need to conserve foreign exchange and minimize fuel imports. He encouraged the public to reduce unnecessary petrol and diesel consumption, avoid non-essential foreign travel, and utilize public transport. Following this appeal, the government and various sectors have begun implementing austerity measures. Reports indicate that Modi has also reduced the size of his convoy and is promoting electric vehicles for official use. In a related initiative, the Power Ministry is preparing to introduce measures aimed at cutting fuel consumption, including a rotational work-from-home model for about 20% of its employees to limit commuting and vehicle use.