Delving into India's approach to the uncertain world shaped by its broadening horizons, widening interests and reformist agenda, External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar underlined the importance of cooperation and coordination amongst countries, particularly in Asia.
Noting that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a person "who constantly challenges you when you work with him", External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said that he's fond of "a kind of a team think, team review" and seeks to do things in a better way
"Being at the geographical, demographic and increasingly economic centre of Asia, India's choices will have increasingly important consequences," Jaishankar said.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that India has strongly presented its case relating to the extradition of fugitive economic offenders that have fled the country, adding that the United Kingdom needs to take a responsible view of the matter as it will hamper its reputation and
Delving into the ongoing political slugfest over faith-based reservation, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar slammed Congress and other opposition parties of the INDIA bloc and said they systematically used the argument of faith to take away reservation from those who had it as well a
Trashing Opposition parties' claim that BJP will be 'Dakshin mein saaf aur uttar mein half' (rout in the south, and half in the north), Jaishankar said that the Modi government will return to power with an even bigger majority.
In an exclusive interview with ANI, Jaishankar stressed that there is a symbiotic relationship between Western media and the International Khan Market gang - a kind of elitist left-lib thought process, that picks up from the Indian media or picks up the cues from the Indian political syst
Jaishankar said, "In the country today, there is a certain thought process, or entitlement process, which the metaphor of 'Khan Market Gang' is a very good description. I want to tell you there is an international Khan Market Gang as well."
In an exclusive interview with ANI, Jaishankar clarified the procedural aspects, saying, "To impound a passport is governed by an act called the Passport Act. We need a judicial court or a police request to do so. The MEA got this request from Karnataka only on May 21."
The warning issued to Hardeep Malik falls under the "Duty to Warn" protocol, a measure taken by authorities in British Columbia to alert individuals when their safety is at risk. The RCMP underscored that the threat must be considered likely to materialise.
Jaishankar made the remarks while interacting with industrialists at an open discussion on Viksit Bharat @2047 in the national capital on Wednesday. The event was organized by the PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI).