New Delhi, March 24 -- Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday warned that the ongoing war in West Asia has triggered a "serious energy crisis" with direct implications for India's economy, trade routes and diaspora, while asserting that New Delhi is actively pursuing diplomacy to restore stability and secure critical supplies.
Addressing the Rajya Sabha during the ongoing Budget Session, Modi said the conflict, now in its fourth week, has disrupted global energy flows and maritime movement, particularly through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz.
"This war has created a serious energy crisis across the world. For India as well, this situation is a matter of concern, as our trade routes are being affected," he said.
The Prime Minis...