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We are going through not just global uncertainty but turbulence. Under PM Narendra Modi Ji’s leadership, the focus is to navigate this turbulence while insulating 1.4+ billion Indians from global energy price fluctuations. Despite global prices rising 70–80%, India has managed to protect consumers from the full impact. The...

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Ram Joshi1 день назад

@narendramodi Sir OMC's loose 530 Cr INR per day today on sales of Petroleum products but don't forget you earn 2000 Cr INR per day from same products per day. Net Net you are still doing good, pls don't waste money into freebie, we are good. This time too shall pass #oil #petrol #diesel.

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brig gs jairam1 день назад

@narendramodi This rings hollow ! Average price per litre 120.

Фото профиля Sandip Kumar Singh
Sandip Kumar Singh2 дней назад

@narendramodi Protecting consumers from global energy price shocks is important. At the same time, such claims should be assessed against actual fuel prices, taxes, and international market data.

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ahir milan1 день назад

@narendramodi पूरा दिन मोदी जी मोदी जी मोदी जी कुछ कीजिए काम धंधा काफी दिनों से काफी मीना से न्यू घरेलू गैस कनेक्शन नहीं मिल रहा आपकी मिनिस्ट्री ने बंद किया हुआ है वह चालू कीजिए कितने परेशान हैं हम लोग खाना कैसे पकाएं अपनी बीवी से जाकर पूछ लेना के बिना गैस के कैसे खाना बनता है

Фото профиля つむぎ
つむぎ1 день назад

@narendramodi 確かに、今の時期は全体の状況が不安定ですね。リーダーシップの重要性が感じられます。

Фото профиля Amarjit98
Amarjit981 день назад

@narendramodi @HardeepSPuri while cured oil price trade at $60 per barrel international market fule price were ₹98-100 per liter, so why high price charge to costumer? @HardeepSPuri stop Jumla here complete party and cabinet jumla

Фото профиля India Unfolding
India Unfolding1 день назад

Energy security built over a decade is paying off. - LPG consumers: 14.52 crore (2014) → 33.18 crore (2026) - Refining capacity: 215.1 → 267.1 MMTPA (Apr 2014 → Apr 2026) - Strategic crude reserves: 1.33 → 5.33 MMT commissioned (2015 → 2018) - CNG stations: 1,010 → 8,916 (Mar 2015 → Mar 2026) Resilience that shields every household.

Фото профиля Wonderpus Photogenicus
Wonderpus Photogenicus1 день назад

@narendramodi Prabhu shriram se prarthna hai ki e20 scammer bhajpille Epstein premi mantri ke nidhan ka shubh samachar desh ko jaldi se jaldi dein.

Фото профиля Jaago India
Jaago India1 день назад

@ONGC_ @narendramodi Respected Sir, We all hv understood BJP’s real motive. Kindly give us freedom from your party.

Фото профиля A Mishra
A Mishra1 день назад

@narendramodi We paid high price when energy prices low for 12 years , but you guys crying when energy prices came above 100 just 3 month in last 12 years,

Фото профиля Om Shankar Sharma
Om Shankar Sharma1 день назад

@narendramodi The joint continued efforts of our Hon'ble Ministers @HardeepSPuri , @nsitharaman @PiyushGoyal & @nitin_gadkari has given such a great success for such a long time. Now the people should not mind if the the fuel prices are hiked . The effect is global. @narendramodi

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