New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed critical concerns surrounding energy security on Thursday, presenting a comprehensive two-pronged strategy focused on expanding domestic infrastructure while reducing India's dependence on foreign energy sources. Speaking at the NXT conclave held at Bharat Mandapam, the Prime Minister detailed the government's approach to ensuring energy accessibility across the nation. "Our strategy is straightforward. We're building robust infrastructure to increase energy access throughout the country. Simultaneously, we're working toward self-reliance in the energy sector to reduce our dependence on external sources," Modi explained. The Prime Minister didn't shy away from addressing the ongoing LPG shortage controversy, taking aim at opposition parties for what he described as fear-mongering tactics. He assured citizens that the government is actively working to resolve supply chain disruptions affecting the sector. Modi emphasized that opposition forces are attempting to spread panic among the public, which ultimately undermines national interests. "There's considerable discussion surrounding LPG availability these days. Certain elements are deliberately trying
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