The war in the Middle East middle east has deeply impacted India, along with global markets, but the country’s strong fundamentals are providing resilience, Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said. Markets are experiencing tremors of the war, choking off vital shipping lines and triggering shocks in energy supply as well as prices, he said. “It’s important not to panic at this moment, but to remain calm amidst the storm,” Pandey said while speaking at the Nifty 50’s 30-year anniversary. The chairman’s comments come at a time when investors have lost Rs 22.4 lakh crore in just five sessions since the geopolitical tension between the US-Iran aggravated since February 28.