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<p>Noting that the nation has strongly faced a huge global energy crisis, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday that the need of the hour is to use petroleum products like petrol, diesel and gas with "great restraint". He said that the country has endured the West Asia crisis due to its conscious efforts in the energy space, including its renewable energy drive, "unprecedented work" in ethanol blending in petrol, first 100 per cent LPG coverage and now cheaper piped gas and the promotion of CNG-based systems. "In recent years, India has reached the top among countries in solar power," he said.</p>
<p>The PM emphasised that imported energy products must be used only as much as needed. "This will save foreign exchange and also reduce the adverse effects of the crisis of war," he said, speaking at the launch of a host of development projects in Hyderabad.</p>
<p>His remarks come at a time when India has battled disruptions from the West Asia crisis by prioritising fuel supply to households and essential services, ramping up domestic energy production and diversifying oil and gas imports. He also appealed people not to buy gold for weddings for a year. </p>
<h2><strong>PM Modi's 7 broad appeals to citizens</strong></h2>
<ul>
<li>Reduce petrol and diesel consumption: use Metro or public transport when possible</li>
<li>Cut down the use of cooking oil</li>
<li>Prioritise work from home (WFH) wherever possible</li>
<li>Avoid buying gold for a year</li>
<li>Use fewer foreign-branded products and adopt 'swadeshi'</li>
<li>Avoid foreign travel for one year</li>
<li>Cut dependence on chemical fertilisers (move toward natural farming)</li>
</ul>
<h2><strong>Without energy, everything comes to a halt today: PM Modi</strong></h2>
<p>The Prime Minister said that without energy, everything comes to a halt in the 21st century world, highlighting the importance of energy conservation. "Every person today feels the importance of energy security," he said, adding that his government is making unprecedented investments in the country's energy security.<br />
 </p>
<blockquote><p dir="ltr" lang="en" xml:lang="en">India continues to scale new heights of progress but at the same time there are several challenges we have to overcome.</p>
<p>Here is my appeal to my fellow Indians. <a href="https://t.co/vIz1nT2EF6">pic.twitter.com/vIz1nT2EF6</a></p>
<p>— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) <a href="https://twitter.com/narendramodi/status/2053489024648753525?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 10, 2026</a></p></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script><p>"The inauguration of Indian Oil’s new terminal at Malkapur is a big step in this direction. This terminal will meet Telangana’s growing energy needs and strengthen the supply chain," he said.</p>
<h2><strong>Travel by metro, avoid car to reduce petrol and diesel use: PM Modi</strong></h2>
<p>Urging citizens to travel by Metro wherever possible and to send parcels by rail, the Prime Minister also said that one should look to "avoid car to reduce usage of petrol and diesel".</p>
<p>He requested people to reduce the use of cooking oil in their daily routine, prioritising work from home wherever possible. </p>
<p>He also called for halving the use of chemical fertilisers and moving towards natural farming.</p>
<h2><strong>Don't buy gold for a year: PM</strong></h2>
<p>In this global crisis, the people of India have to make a resolution, stressed the PM.</p>
<p>“I would appeal to people not to buy gold for weddings for one year,” he said.</p>
<p> </p>
<p>This will help the country save foreign exchange (forex), in order to battle the external energy challenges. </p>
<h2><strong>PM Modi's call to 'go swadeshi'</strong></h2>
<p>The Prime Minister advised against using branded products from foreign countries, emphasising his government's broader Make-in-India call, which focuses on manufacturing goods made within the country and on reducing import reliance.</p>
<p>He has earlier stressed that buying "swadeshi" helps in the broader campaign to make the country self-reliant. </p>
<h2><strong>India running on reform express: PM Modi</strong></h2>
<p>"Today, India is running on the Reform Express... It is also building modern infrastructure," said PM Modi.</p>
<p>Highlighting his government's priority to modern connectivity, the PM highlighted "unprecedented investment" in every mode of connectivity over the past 12 years, be it roads, railways or airports.</p>
<p>"Nearly Rs 1.75 lakh crore has been invested only in national highways," he said.</p>
<h2><strong>PM Modi kicks off Rs 9,400-crore projects in Hyderabad</strong></h2>
<p>Dedicating to the nation development projects worth around Rs 9,400 crore in Hyderabad, the Prime Minister emphasised Hyderabad’s transformational significance as a centre of both national and global importance. He underscored the region's pivotal role in driving rapid development for Telangana and the entire nation.</p>
<p>He also outlined how the large-scale projects will establish Telangana as a "major manufacturing hub".</p>
<p>"These project inaugurations will generate thousands of new employment opportunities while strengthening regional connectivity," he said, extending congratulations to the state's people.</p>
<h2><strong>PM showcases Telangana’s infrastructure push, railway expansion, industrial growth</strong></h2>
<p>Noting that Hyderabad’s Cyberabad has emerged as a major development hub, PM Modi said the IT hub's strength is both national and global. It is a major center of Telangana’s and the country’s rapid development, he said.</p>
<p>Speaking on manufacturing and jobs in Telangana, he said: “Today, from Cyberabad, many major projects are being launched to make Telangana a big manufacturing powerhouse of the nation.”</p>
<p>“The projects whose foundation stones and inaugurations have taken place today will create thousands upon thousands of new jobs here,” he said.</p>
<p>The PM said that the Zaheerabad industrial area is part of his government's national campaign to develop industrial corridors.</p>
<p>"There will be world-class infrastructure, excellent power supply, advanced ICT network-meaning every facility needed for industry will be available here for investors from around the world," he said.</p>
<p>On employment opportunities in Telangana and Hyderabad, he said: “Thousands of crores of rupees from the Government of India will be invested in building these facilities, and thousands of youth of Telangana and Hyderabad will get employment.”</p>
<p>Touching upon railway funding, he mentioned that Telangana has an enormous railway budget of about Rs 5,500 crore.</p>


Noting that the nation has strongly faced a huge global energy crisis, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday that the need of the hour is to use petroleum products like petrol, diesel and gas with "great restraint". He said that the country has endured the West Asia crisis due to its conscious efforts in the energy space, including its renewable energy drive, "unprecedented work" in ethanol blending in petrol, first 100 per cent LPG coverage and now cheaper piped gas and the promotion of CNG-based systems. "In recent years, India has reached the top among countries in solar power," he said.The PM emphasised that imported energy products must be used only as much as needed. "This will save foreign exchange and also reduce the adverse effects of the crisis of war," he said, speaking at the launch of a host of development projects in Hyderabad.His remarks come at a time when India has battled disruptions from the West Asia crisis by prioritising fuel supply to households and essential services, ramping up domestic energy production and diversifying oil and gas imports. He also appealed people not to buy gold for weddings for a year. PM Modi's 7 broad appeals to citizensReduce petrol and diesel consumption: use Metro or public transport when possibleCut down the use of cooking oilPrioritise work from home (WFH) wherever possibleAvoid buying gold for a yearUse fewer foreign-branded products and adopt 'swadeshi'Avoid foreign travel for one yearCut dependence on chemical fertilisers (move toward natural farming)Without energy, everything comes to a halt today: PM ModiThe Prime Minister said that without energy, everything comes to a halt in the 21st century world, highlighting the importance of energy conservation. "Every person today feels the importance of energy security," he said, adding that his government is making unprecedented investments in the country's energy security. India continues to scale new heights of progress but at the same time there are several challenges we have to overcome.Here is my appeal to my fellow Indians. pic.twitter.com/vIz1nT2EF6— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 10, 2026"The inauguration of Indian Oil’s new terminal at Malkapur is a big step in this direction. This terminal will meet Telangana’s growing energy needs and strengthen the supply chain," he said.Travel by metro, avoid car to reduce petrol and diesel use: PM ModiUrging citizens to travel by Metro wherever possible and to send parcels by rail, the Prime Minister also said that one should look to "avoid car to reduce usage of petrol and diesel".He requested people to reduce the use of cooking oil in their daily routine, prioritising work from home wherever possible. He also called for halving the use of chemical fertilisers and moving towards natural farming.Don't buy gold for a year: PMIn this global crisis, the people of India have to make a resolution, stressed the PM.“I would appeal to people not to buy gold for weddings for one year,” he said. This will help the country save foreign exchange (forex), in order to battle the external energy challenges. PM Modi's call to 'go swadeshi'The Prime Minister advised against using branded products from foreign countries, emphasising his government's broader Make-in-India call, which focuses on manufacturing goods made within the country and on reducing import reliance.He has earlier stressed that buying "swadeshi" helps in the broader campaign to make the country self-reliant. India running on reform express: PM Modi"Today, India is running on the Reform Express... It is also building modern infrastructure," said PM Modi.Highlighting his government's priority to modern connectivity, the PM highlighted "unprecedented investment" in every mode of connectivity over the past 12 years, be it roads, railways or airports."Nearly Rs 1.75 lakh crore has been invested only in national highways," he said.PM Modi kicks off Rs 9,400-crore projects in HyderabadDedicating to the nation development projects worth around Rs 9,400 crore in Hyderabad, the Prime Minister emphasised Hyderabad’s transformational significance as a centre of both national and global importance. He underscored the region's pivotal role in driving rapid development for Telangana and the entire nation.He also outlined how the large-scale projects will establish Telangana as a "major manufacturing hub"."These project inaugurations will generate thousands of new employment opportunities while strengthening regional connectivity," he said, extending congratulations to the state's people.PM showcases Telangana’s infrastructure push, railway expansion, industrial growthNoting that Hyderabad’s Cyberabad has emerged as a major development hub, PM Modi said the IT hub's strength is both national and global. It is a major center of Telangana’s and the country’s rapid development, he said.Speaking on manufacturing and jobs in Telangana, he said: “Today, from Cyberabad, many major projects are being launched to make Telangana a big manufacturing powerhouse of the nation.”“The projects whose foundation stones and inaugurations have taken place today will create thousands upon thousands of new jobs here,” he said.The PM said that the Zaheerabad industrial area is part of his government's national campaign to develop industrial corridors."There will be world-class infrastructure, excellent power supply, advanced ICT network-meaning every facility needed for industry will be available here for investors from around the world," he said.On employment opportunities in Telangana and Hyderabad, he said: “Thousands of crores of rupees from the Government of India will be invested in building these facilities, and thousands of youth of Telangana and Hyderabad will get employment.”Touching upon railway funding, he mentioned that Telangana has an enormous railway budget of about Rs 5,500 crore.

Emphasising the need to optimise fossil fuel usage, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that energy products imported from abroad must be used only as much as needed. 

&#039;Use petrol, diesel with great restraint, don&#039;t buy gold for a year...&#039;: PM Modi&#039;s 7 appeals to citizens

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Noting that the nation has strongly faced a huge global energy crisis, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday that the need of the hour is to use petroleum products like petrol, diesel and gas with great restraint. He said that the country has endured the West Asia crisis due to its conscious efforts in the energy space, including its renewable energy drive, unprecedented work in ethanol blending in petrol, first 100 per cent LPG coverage and now cheaper piped gas and the promotion of CNG-based systems. In recent years, India has reached the top among countries in solar power, he said. The PM emphasised that imported energy products must be used only as much as needed. This will save foreign exchange and also reduce the adverse effects of the crisis of war, he said, speaking at the launch of a host of development projects in Hyderabad. His remarks come at a time when India has battled disruptions from the West Asia crisis by prioritising fuel supply to households and essential services, ramping up domestic energy production and diversifying oil and gas imports. He also appealed people not to buy gold for weddings for a year.  PM Modis 7 broad appeals to citizens Reduce petrol and diesel consumption: use Metro or public transport when possible Cut down the use of cooking oil Prioritise work from home (WFH) wherever possible Avoid buying gold for a year Use fewer foreign-branded products and adopt swadeshi Avoid foreign travel for one year Cut dependence on chemical fertilisers (move toward natural farming) Without energy, everything comes to a halt today: PM Modi The Prime Minister said that without energy, everything comes to a halt in the 21st century world, highlighting the importance of energy conservation. Every person today feels the importance of energy security, he said, adding that his government is making unprecedented investments in the countrys energy security.   India continues to scale new heights of progress but at the same time there are several challenges we have to overcome. Here is my appeal to my fellow Indians. pic.twitter.com/vIz1nT2EF6 — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 10, 2026 The inauguration of Indian Oil’s new terminal at Malkapur is a big step in this direction. This terminal will meet Telangana’s growing energy needs and strengthen the supply chain, he said. Travel by metro, avoid car to reduce petrol and diesel use: PM Modi Urging citizens to travel by Metro wherever possible and to send parcels by rail, the Prime Minister also said that one should look to avoid car to reduce usage of petrol and diesel. He requested people to reduce the use of cooking oil in their daily routine, prioritising work from home wherever possible.  He also called for halving the use of chemical fertilisers and moving towards natural farming. Dont buy gold for a year: PM In this global crisis, the people of India have to make a resolution, stressed the PM. “I would appeal to people not to buy gold for weddings for one year,” he said.   This will help the country save foreign exchange (forex), in order to battle the external energy challenges.  PM Modis call to go swadeshi The Prime Minister advised against using branded products from foreign countries, emphasising his governments broader Make-in-India call, which focuses on manufacturing goods made within the country and on reducing import reliance. He has earlier stressed that buying swadeshi helps in the broader campaign to make the country self-reliant.  India running on reform express: PM Modi Today, India is running on the Reform Express... It is also building modern infrastructure, said PM Modi. Highlighting his governments priority to modern connectivity, the PM highlighted unprecedented investment in every mode of connectivity over the past 12 years, be it roads, railways or airports. Nearly Rs 1.75 lakh crore has been invested only in national highways, he said. PM Modi kicks off Rs 9,400-crore projects in Hyderabad Dedicating to the nation development projects worth around Rs 9,400 crore in Hyderabad, the Prime Minister emphasised Hyderabad’s transformational significance as a centre of both national and global importance. He underscored the regions pivotal role in driving rapid development for Telangana and the entire nation. He also outlined how the large-scale projects will establish Telangana as a major manufacturing hub. These project inaugurations will generate thousands of new employment opportunities while strengthening regional connectivity, he said, extending congratulations to the states people. PM showcases Telangana’s infrastructure push, railway expansion, industrial growth Noting that Hyderabad’s Cyberabad has emerged as a major development hub, PM Modi said the IT hubs strength is both national and global. It is a major center of Telangana’s and the country’s rapid development, he said. Speaking on manufacturing and jobs in Telangana, he said: “Today, from Cyberabad, many major projects are being launched to make Telangana a big manufacturing powerhouse of the nation.” “The projects whose foundation stones and inaugurations have taken place today will create thousands upon thousands of new jobs here,” he said. The PM said that the Zaheerabad industrial area is part of his governments national campaign to develop industrial corridors. There will be world-class infrastructure, excellent power supply, advanced ICT network-meaning every facility needed for industry will be available here for investors from around the world, he said. On employment opportunities in Telangana and Hyderabad, he said: “Thousands of crores of rupees from the Government of India will be invested in building these facilities, and thousands of youth of Telangana and Hyderabad will get employment.” Touching upon railway funding, he mentioned that Telangana has an enormous railway budget of about Rs 5,500 crore.