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Why PM Modi is asking Indians to work from home like they did in Covid era?

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Answered on05/12/26

maybe he is afraid like corona times and tbh safty is good at any point

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Updated on05/12/26

Narendra Modi has urged people and companies to adopt work-from-home practices wherever possible to reduce fuel consumption amid growing global tensions and economic uncertainty linked to West Asia.

Rising crude oil prices and supply-chain concerns are increasing pressure on India’s import bill. By encouraging remote work, online meetings, public transport, and less unnecessary travel, the government aims to reduce petrol and diesel usage nationwide.

Many people online are comparing this appeal to the Covid period, but the government is presenting it mainly as an economic and energy-saving measure rather than a health emergency. Corporate reactions remain divided regarding whether large-scale remote work can return again.

Even PM Modi has said to not buy gold for a year as well and also he make 7 big appeal to all citizens Let's see what will happen in the upcoming time.

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