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India Assures Uninterrupted Medicine and Fertilizer Supplies Amid West Asia Crisis

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  • JP Nadda stated India's government adopted a multi-pronged approach to maintain medicine and fertilizer supplies during the West Asia crisis
  • No specific new policy measures were detailed in Nadda's public assurance
  • Malaysia separately reported stable supplies of fuel, food, and medicines after 100 days of what it termed a global energy crisis
  • Both statements represent routine government assurances rather than responses to confirmed supply shortages

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