Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar said that India will always maintain freedom to choose its option and this three major principles in the contemporary world are moving forward on ‘self -reliance’, ‘self -defense’ and ‘confidence’. Addressing the 80th high level session of the United Nations General Assembly on Saturday (September 28), Jaishankar said, “Hello to the people of India.”
Addressing global leaders, he said that India is moving on the three major principles’ self -reliance ‘,’ self -defense ‘and’ confidence in the contemporary world. The Foreign Minister said that ‘self -sufficiency’ means “increase your abilities, increase your strength and let your talent move forward.”
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He said, “Whether in the manufacturing sector, in space programs, in the production of medicines or in digital applications, we are seeing its results. Construction and innovation in India also benefit the world. ”Jaishankar while talking in detail on ‘self -defense’ said that India is committed to protect its people and protect their interests in the country and abroad. He said, “This means not tolerating terrorism at all, strong security of our borders, forming partnership with various countries and assisting their community abroad.”
He said that ‘confidence’ means the most populous countries, and as the fastest growing major economy, “We know where we are currently and where we have to be in future.” India will always maintain the freedom to choose its option and will always remain the voice of Global South. ”
Jaishankar raised these questions
Jaishankar said that at a time when two important conflicts are going on in Ukraine and West Asia, the question must be asked whether the United Nations has lived up to expectations. He said, ‘Each of us has an opportunity to contribute to peace and prosperity. In the case of conflicts, especially in Ukraine and Gaza, even those countries have felt the influence of the struggle which are not directly involved in it. ‘
The Foreign Minister said, “The nations who can keep pace with all the parties should come forward to find a solution.” India calls for ending enmity and supports any initiative that helps in restoring peace. ”
He said that energy and food security, especially since 2022, have been the most victims of conflict and disruption. Jaishankar also expressed his views on the issue of business.
He said, “Now we are facing volatility and uncertain market. As a result, avoiding risk is becoming important, whether it is from limited sources of supply or excessive dependence on a particular market.
His remarks have come under the backdrop of the US levy on countries around the world. The Trump administration has imposed a 50 percent fee on India, of which 25 percent fee has been levied on the purchase of oil from Russia.
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