Despite Global Tensions And Wars, India’s Position Is Strong: #jaishankar | #sjaishankar #modi
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The India of today is
The India of today is a country that’s strong, high on confidence, has a global say and has options, says External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar. India’s ties with America are the best we’ve had since Independence, we have good ties with Russia, the same applies for India’s relationships with both Israel and Iran, he said at a public event in Varanasi.
Stating that India's reputation has changed globally, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Sunday that the success of New Delhi's foreign policy is a manifestation of its domestic policy. He also emphasized that today India is the world's fastest growing economy and the world wants to open operations and ventures here. The EAM was speaking at an event 'Bharat's Rise in Global Diplomacy' in Benares Club in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. Jaishankar said, "If we look at the major economies, our growth rate of 7 per cent is the highest in the world. Today the world is interested in India, so many joint venture proposals come here, so many companies want to start their operations, and our trade, and exports are rising. We all should accept that there has been a lot of progress in this...the growth rate has increased and inflation has reduced." EAM said today India maintains healthy relations with several major powers of competing interests, ranging from the US and Russia, to Iran and Israel and it is part of organisations like the SCO and BRICS. "Today it is about infrastructure...There was a time when people used to say that India has talent, but regarding production here, they said 'Who will go there, extraction is very difficult, and sending raw material there is very difficult.' In the same India, today, 28 kilometres of highway is built every day, 14 kilometres of railway track is built every day, 8 new airports are built every year, every year new metro systems are built in 2 new metro cities," he added. He also highlighted a 'positive exception' in India referring to PM Modi's popularity, stating that the other global leaders find it difficult to get re-elected for a second or third term.
Speaking on India's foreign policy, the Foreign Minister said that India lacked confidence in the past, but has displayed a "confident" foreign policy under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership. He added that while earlier India was reluctant to have relations with countries, today it is working to keep everyone close. "You must have sometimes heard the Prime Minister also say what was the difference between the foreign policy of earlier times and today's foreign policy...Earlier, we wanted to maintain relations with other countries, but we lacked confidence...we felt to keep everyone at some distance. Keeping distance and balancing distance. After 2014, you can see a very different foreign policy. The confidence increases, when a very confident leader comes, who has an understanding of the world, who has faith in the country. You see that the same foreign policy, you keep everyone together, keep them so close. So now the balance is not about keeping distance, the balance is how close we keep everyone, and how many relationships we build together. " the EAM said.
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Stating that India's reputation has changed globally, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Sunday that the success of New Delhi's foreign policy is a manifestation of its domestic policy. He also emphasized that today India is the world's fastest growing economy and the world wants to open operations and ventures here. The EAM was speaking at an event 'Bharat's Rise in Global Diplomacy' in Benares Club in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. Jaishankar said, "If we look at the major economies, our growth rate of 7 per cent is the highest in the world. Today the world is interested in India, so many joint venture proposals come here, so many companies want to start their operations, and our trade, and exports are rising. We all should accept that there has been a lot of progress in this...the growth rate has increased and inflation has reduced." EAM said today India maintains healthy relations with several major powers of competing interests, ranging from the US and Russia, to Iran and Israel and it is part of organisations like the SCO and BRICS. "Today it is about infrastructure...There was a time when people used to say that India has talent, but regarding production here, they said 'Who will go there, extraction is very difficult, and sending raw material there is very difficult.' In the same India, today, 28 kilometres of highway is built every day, 14 kilometres of railway track is built every day, 8 new airports are built every year, every year new metro systems are built in 2 new metro cities," he added. He also highlighted a 'positive exception' in India referring to PM Modi's popularity, stating that the other global leaders find it difficult to get re-elected for a second or third term.
Speaking on India's foreign policy, the Foreign Minister said that India lacked confidence in the past, but has displayed a "confident" foreign policy under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership. He added that while earlier India was reluctant to have relations with countries, today it is working to keep everyone close. "You must have sometimes heard the Prime Minister also say what was the difference between the foreign policy of earlier times and today's foreign policy...Earlier, we wanted to maintain relations with other countries, but we lacked confidence...we felt to keep everyone at some distance. Keeping distance and balancing distance. After 2014, you can see a very different foreign policy. The confidence increases, when a very confident leader comes, who has an understanding of the world, who has faith in the country. You see that the same foreign policy, you keep everyone together, keep them so close. So now the balance is not about keeping distance, the balance is how close we keep everyone, and how many relationships we build together. " the EAM said.
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