Modiplomacy Shields India from Oil & LPG Crisis Amidst Iran War

• India successfully navigates the West Asia energy crisis (2026) through 'Modiplomacy', ensuring stable oil and LPG supplies despite the Strait of Hormuz closure.
• Strategic foresight under PM Modi led to significant crude reserves (250 MT), refining capacity (258 MMTPA), and strategic petroleum reserves (53 LMT), preventing shortages.
• India diversified oil imports, capping reliance on any single country at 25% and sourcing from over 40 nations, including discounted Russian crude.
• PM Modi's proactive diplomacy with Gulf leaders secured alternative supplies and de-escalated tensions, showcasing India's growing diplomatic influence.
• Domestic measures like maximizing LPG output, priority allocation, and continued subsidies under schemes like PMUY ensured affordability and prevented inflation.