Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday hit out at those trying to create panic on the LPG situation in India, and said they are not only exposing themselves before the people but also hurting the co

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There is no shortage of fertilisers in the country in view of the West Asia conflict, the government said on Saturday, asserting that current stocks of urea and other crop nutrients remain "more than adequate".
External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said New Delhi's partners have also assured it of uninterrupted fertiliser supplies.
"What I can tell you is that India has more than adequate stocks of fertilisers at this point of time, especially for the upcoming Kharif season," he
"Our stocks of urea are more than what they were at this point last year," he said at an inter-ministerial media briefing on developments relating to the West Asia crisis.
Jaiswal said India's DAP (Diammonium phosphate) stocks are double of what they were in 2025, while the NPK (Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium) stock position is similarly much higher today in comparison to last year.
"Observers and commentators would do well to look at the factual situation and not induce panic through 

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In view of the cooking gas shortage caused by the conflict in West Asia, the Kerala government on Saturday said it has asked the public sector oil companies to provide necessary relaxations in the restrictions on supply of LPG cylinders for commercial purposes.
The request in this regard was also forwarded to Union Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas Hardeep Singh Puri by state Civil Supplies Minister G R Anil, a government statement said.
It said that the oil companies -- IOCL, BPCL and HPCL -- have informed that they will favourably consider the government's request to distribute cylinders for commercial purposes by giving preference to the priority sectors of old age homes, hospitals, orphanages, schools, public or 'subhiksha' hotels, school and college hostels, hotels adjacent to hostels, guest houses and canteens in government and public sector office campuses.
A list of the priority areas and institutions for this purpose will be approved by the Department of Public ...

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A Delhi court on Saturday granted interim bail till March 28 to an accused in the "shirtless" protest case, while directing him to join the investigation.
Additional Sessions Judge Amit Bansal was hearing the anticipatory bail plea of Rajeev Kumar, who is accused of being part of a "premeditated conspiracy" and recording the incident at the AI Summit protest on his mobile phone.
Representing Kumar, advocates Nagendra Kumar and Amrish Ranjan Pandey stated that their client, who was a media consultant in his personal capacity, had registered independently for the summit, had clean antecedents, and was ready to join the probe.
"It is directed that applicant Rajeev Kumar would join the investigation with the investigation officer (IO) on March 16 and shall also cooperate with the investigation. He shall continue to join the investigation as and when directed by the IO," the court said.
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