Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) at 7 Lok Kalyan Marg on Wednesday and reviewed measures taken by various departments amid the evolving situation in West Asia and its implications for India’s energy security, supply chains, and overall macroeconomic stability. The PM directed ministries to take urgent steps to safeguard essential supplies and citizens from the impact of the conflict.
In a post on X, PM Modi said that the CCS reviewed the steps being taken by various ministries and departments in the wake of the ongoing West Asia conflict and discussed the next set of initiatives to be taken.
The high-level committee assessed measures across energy, fertilisers, agriculture, logistics, and MSMEs and reviewed actions to ensure the availability of petroleum products, particularly LPG and LNG.
LPG prices for domestic consumers have been kept unchanged, while anti-diversion enforcement is being strengthened to curb hoarding and black marketing.
The Prime Minister also assessed the power situation, with officials highlighting steps such as additional coal supply to thermal plants and easing norms for gas-based power generation. “Enough coal stock exists, which shall serve power needs adequately in coming months,” said a release issued by the government.
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The government said it is maintaining urea production and coordinating with overseas suppliers for DAP and NPKS to ensure adequate availability during Kharif and Rabi seasons.
All states have been asked to act strictly against hoarding and diversion through monitoring and enforcement.
The CCS also reviewed price trends of essential commodities, with control rooms set up for real-time coordination with states and Union Territories under the Essential Commodities Act.
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The Prime Minister emphasised the importance of clear communication amid the evolving crisis. The PM underlined the need for timely and smooth flow of authentic information to the public to prevent misinformation and rumour mongering, it added.
The committee also discussed global efforts to secure safe passage of vessels through the Strait of Hormuz besides broader initiatives to stabilise supply chains.


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