Guwahati, April 2 -- Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari on Thursday assured that there is "no shortage of gas or fuel" in the country amid the escalating West Asia conflict, as the government has adopted various policies to ensure that people do not face any problems.

Speaking to ANI, Gadkari admitted to India's reliance on imports to fulfil its energy needs but also highlighted the government's approach of self-reliance by adopting alternative options to push for more export-centric trade.

"The govt has taken many steps, and today there is no shortage of gas or fuel in the country. Yes, there are difficulties. But due to the policies adopted by the govt, people are not facing any problems," the Union Minister said...