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New Delhi – India successfully shielded its citizens from the impacts of a significant global energy crisis, a feat attributed to a robust model of coordinated governance and digital delivery, according to former NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant. During a period of energy disruption, particularly concerning the Hormuz energy corridor, India implemented a strategy that prioritized domestic stability.
Kant emphasized that early policy interventions, coupled with strategic diplomatic efforts and enhancements in domestic production, were key to mitigating the crisis. This multi-pronged approach ensured that common people were largely insulated from the price hikes and supply chain disruptions that affected many other nations.
The success of India’s strategy provides a potential model for other countries facing similar challenges, demonstrating the effectiveness of proactive governance and leveraging digital infrastructure for crisis management. The contrast between India’s stable domestic situation and the global turmoil underscored the efficacy of its policy choices.
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