Jaishankar: Jaishankar told foreign policy of 10 days, 10 months, and 10 years, said - understand the difference after 26/11 and Pulwama

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar's outspoken and active foreign policy is discussed all over the world. 'India and Indian First' is visible in his statements and actions. On Tuesday, he elaborated on the foreign policy of the Modi government at a public event in Ahmedabad. He said that the foreign policy of the government for 10 days, 10 months, and 10 years is ready. It was also told that if they go abroad, what do they do there? He asked the youth to understand the difference between the 26/11 Mumbai attacks and what happened after the Pulwama and Uri attacks.

Jaishankar, known for his frankness and spontaneity, said that he wants people to know what he does as a foreign minister. He told the youth that you must have read about the foreign minister's tour of countries like America, Australia, etc., but I want to tell you what I do there. I want people to know what I or the External Affairs Minister do abroad. Jaishankar said that there are two aspects to this, one - introducing the world to India and the other - bringing the countries of the world to India.

External Affairs Minister said that today the world is ready for India. Modi government has a foreign policy of 10 days, 10 months, and 10 years and they are planned together. It has three dimensions – security, development, and people. The responsibility of these 10 years is on the people, while the vision is of PM Modi and the commitment of the Ministry of External Affairs.

Referring to two major components of today's world, Jaishankar said that one is 'America is changing and the other is 'China is emerging' Rising China. These are the two most important developments. China is growing in strength economically, politically, and militarily. Right there, the new America stands before us.

Referring to Kovid and iPhone production in the country and rising fuel prices due to the Ukraine war, he said that do not think that foreign policy or diplomacy is something outside the country. It is part of your daily life. We are building a strong foundation for New India and are also making the world recognized for it. Preparing India for a changing world. The young generation should take an active interest in the world because today's world is ready for India.