Modi chairs CCS meeting to secure energy amid Middle East conflict
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Why in news
PM Modi chaired the 4th Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) meeting to ensure India's energy and fertilizer security amidst Middle East conflicts.
Background
The CCS meeting focused on maintaining the flow of petroleum products and fertilizers despite regional turmoil. Indian refineries are currently operating at over 100% capacity to meet demand.
Facts for Prelims
- BodyCCS: Cabinet Committee on Security is a high-level committee chaired by the Prime Minister to oversee internal security, external aggression, and defense.
- FactIndian refineries are currently operating at over 100% capacity to mitigate supply disruptions.
- PostThe Cabinet Secretary serves as the primary civil servant briefing the CCS on administrative and logistical measures.
For Mains
Q. Discuss the significance of a 'whole-of-government' approach in ensuring India's energy security amidst geopolitical instability in the Middle East.
Dimensions to cover in your answer
- Energy security as a national priority
- Logistical challenges in fertilizer supply chains
- Protection of Indian diaspora and seafarers
- Transition to renewable energy as a long-term hedge
Keywords: Energy Security · Whole-of-government approach · Geopolitical Turmoil · Strategic Autonomy · Supply Chain Resilience
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