Background
Overview
Crucial for understanding India's economic resilience, foreign policy choices, and the impact of global events on domestic welfare and industrial activity. It highlights vulnerabilities and strategic responses to maintain national stability.
India is highly dependent on imports for its energy needs, with significant reliance on crude oil (over 88%), LPG (60%), and natural gas (50%). This dependence makes the country vulnerable to geopolitical disruptions and supply chain shocks, particularly from critical chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz.