PM Modi Urges Unity Amid Global Uncertainty, Highlights Energy Security in ‘Mann Ki Baat’

New Delhi | 29 March 2026 Narendra Modi addressed the nation in the 132nd edition of Mann Ki Baat on Sunday, focusing on the global challenges arising from the ongoing conflict in West Asia. He noted that even after recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, the world continues to face instability, with the current situation affecting millions, including a large number of Indians living in Gulf countries. The Prime Minister expressed appreciation to Gulf nations for supporting the Indian diaspora, stating that the safety and well-being of over one crore Indians in the region remains a top priority for the government. He acknowledged the role of international cooperation in ensuring their security during times of crisis. Highlighting the economic implications, Modi pointed out that the conflict has raised concerns about global energy supplies, as the region plays a key role in meeting India’s fuel requirements. Despite these challenges, he said India is handling the situation with determination, supported by strong global partnerships and improved domestic capabilities built over the past decade. Calling for unity, the Prime Minister urged citizens to remain calm and avoid spreading misinformation. He emphasized that national interest should come first and cautioned against politicising sensitive issues. Expressing confidence, he said India would successfully navigate the current challenges through collective strength and responsible public participation. PM Modi Urges Unity Amid Global Uncertainty, Highlights Energy Security in ‘Mann Ki Baat’ Narendra Modi addressed the nation in the 132nd edition of Mann Ki Baat on Sunday, focusing on the global challenges arising from the ongoing conflict in West Asia. He noted that even after recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, the world continues to face instability, with the current situation affecting millions, including a large number of Indians living in Gulf countries. The Prime Minister expressed appreciation to Gulf nations for supporting the Indian diaspora, stating that the safety and well-being of over one crore Indians in the region remains a top priority for the government. He acknowledged the role of international cooperation in ensuring their security during times of crisis. Highlighting the economic implications, Modi pointed out that the conflict has raised concerns about global energy supplies, as the region plays a key role in meeting India’s fuel requirements. Despite these challenges, he said India is handling the situation with determination, supported by strong global partnerships and improved domestic capabilities built over the past decade. Calling for unity, the Prime Minister urged citizens to remain calm and avoid spreading misinformation. He emphasized that national interest should come first and cautioned against politicising sensitive issues. Expressing confidence, he said India would successfully navigate the current challenges through collective strength and responsible public participation.