After WFH Push, Modi Advises Online Classes for Schools

Indian prime minister Narendra Modi is currently on a mission to educate the country about the global conflict. This process initiated yesterday while he addressed the crowd in Hyderabad and advocated reduced dependency on petrol and diesel by enforcing work from home. He even suggested Indian public not to buy gold for year to beat global economic crisis.

These comments from the Indian Prime Minister had an immediate impact on the Indian stock market as gold jewellery companies lost heavily while green energy and EV companies gained a lot.

Today Modi carried the same narrative and elevated it further as he advised government schools and private schools to bring back virtual tutoring concept which was prevalent during the Covid period.

Modi advised School administration to enforce virtual classrooms whenever possible as he called for reduced energy dependence.

On one hand, the prices of petrol and diesel have been shooting up due to global markets. And on the other hand, the global conflict has been hinting at energy crisis. And in this connection, Modi has now started to warn the public about reduced usage.

People are speculating whether Modi could be hinting at a military grade action that could be coming up shortly or if there’s a global pandemic situation coming up with the onset of the new Hantavirus.

But for now, no such warning has been issued by the Indian authorities regarding impending danger, so there is nothing to worry about immediately.