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Rajnath Singh to lead informal ministerial group on conflict impact
Ministers Amit Shah, Nirmala Sitharaman, Hardeep Singh Puri part of group
West Asia conflict impacts oil prices, global economy

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West Asia crisis: Govt sets up informal group of ministers led by Rajnath Singh with Amit Shah as members

Name: West Asia crisis: Govt sets up informal group of ministers led by Rajnath Singh with Amit Shah as members
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Description: The government has formed an informal group of ministers led by Rajnath Singh to examine issues arising from the ongoing West Asia conflict, which has affected global oil and gas prices and economic conditions.

The government has formed an informal group of ministers led by Rajnath Singh to examine issues arising from the ongoing West Asia conflict, which has affected global oil and gas prices and economic conditions.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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West Asia crisis: Govt sets up informal group of ministers led by Rajnath Singh with Amit Shah as members

The government has set up an ‘informal group of ministers’ led by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh to look into the issues arising due to the West Asia conflict, sources said on Friday.

Union ministers Amit Shah, Nirmala Sitharaman and Hardeep Singh Puri are among the members of the informal group of ministers (IGOM), they said.

The "arrangement" comes in view of the issues arising due to the impact of the West Asia conflict, the sources said.

The war in West Asia, which began after the US-Israel combine attacked Iran on February 28, prompting retaliatory strikes by Tehran across the Gulf region, has now stretched into four weeks, with no immediate end in sight.

It has impacted the global economy, including oil and gas prices, which have had repercussions on the lives of citizens across the country.