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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar recently assured Indians living or traveling abroad that the government is committed to protecting their interests. Speaking to the Indian community in Dublin, Ireland, Jaishankar said that India’s reputation in defending its citizens and national interests has improved in recent years.
Jaishankar explained that whether Indians are tourists, students, professionals, or residents in other countries, the government is always there to help. He said, “We want Indians going abroad to feel confident that the government has your back. If you face problems, we are there to support you.”
The minister also emphasized that this commitment is not just a statement but is backed by a strong system that uses technology and action to help people. He highlighted that India’s global reputation has grown stronger, not only in defending its own interests but also in supporting other countries when needed.
Jaishankar’s comments come at a time when there are concerns about the safety and well-being of Indians abroad. His words reassured the community that the government is working to ensure that they can travel and live abroad without fear.
In addition to discussing support for citizens, Jaishankar spoke about the importance of international cooperation. He noted that countries today depend on each other and that India has been playing a more active role in defending its interests and supporting others.
Overall, Jaishankar’s speech in Dublin showed the government's ongoing commitment to safeguarding the well-being of Indians abroad and improving India's global influence.
