PM Modi credits ‘jalwa’ of India’s diplomacy for beating West Asia fuel crisis: ‘history will record it’

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has highlighted the effectiveness of India's diplomacy in managing the fuel crisis in West Asia. He noted that during the crisis, India's friendships with other countries proved to be very useful. At the time, India was importing fuel and energy from 25-26 countries, but the country's diplomatic efforts helped it navigate the challenging situation. The Prime Minister's comments came as he laid the foundation stone and inaugurated various development projects in Balotra, which are worth around Rs 1.06 lakh crore. These projects are expected to contribute to the region's growth and development. The Prime Minister's statement underscores the importance of diplomacy in addressing global challenges and promoting national interests. India's ability to maintain good relations with other countries has been crucial in mitigating the impact of the fuel crisis. The country's diplomatic efforts have helped it to diversify its energy sources and reduce its dependence on any one region. The development projects launched by the Prime Minister are also expected to have a positive impact on the local economy and create new opportunities for the people of the region. The total value of the projects is significant, and they are expected to contribute to the country's overall development. The Prime Minister's visit to Balotra and the launch of these projects demonstrate the government's commitment to promoting growth and development in all regions of the country.