Amidst the escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, particularly involving Iran and Israel, the Government of India has issued a reassuring update regarding the nation’s energy security. Official sources confirmed on Thursday that India currently maintains a sufficient buffer of 60 days of crude oil stocks. This strategic reserve ensures that the domestic supply chain remains unaffected even if international markets face temporary disruptions.

Government officials emphasized that India has successfully diversified its oil imports, reducing its over-reliance on Middle Eastern routes like the Strait of Hormuz. With regular supplies coming in from alternative sources such as Russia and the USA, the Ministry of Petroleum has asked citizens to remain calm and avoid “panic booking” of LPG or fuel. Experts believe that a 60-day stock acts as a critical safety net, protecting the Indian economy from immediate price hikes and supply bottlenecks. The government continues to monitor the situation closely to ensure long-term energy stability.