Monday, 26 June 2017

PM Modi says: Swaraj giving human face to strategy through social media

Washington, Jun 26 Prime Minister Narendra Modi today praised External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj for giving a "human face" to tact and viably utilizing web-based social networking to convey great administration and help Indians in trouble in any side of the world.

"Social media has become very powerful. I am likewise connected with it. Be that as it may, the External Affairs Ministry and Sushma Swaraj have set the best case of how an office can be reinforced through its utilization," Modi said in his deliver to the Indian diaspora amid a group occasion in Virginia.

Applauding Swaraj for immediately reacting and following up on tweets by Indians in trouble anyplace on the planet, Modi said the External Affairs Ministry is presently associated with the poorest of the poor in the nation.

The prime minister commended Swaraj for giving a "human face" to diplomacy and effectively using social media in conveying great administration.

"If any any Indian in trouble tweets from anyplace on the planet to the External Affairs Ministry, even at two in the night, inside 15 minutes Swaraj answers to it, the administration makes provoke move and conveys comes about. This is great administration," Modi said.

He said over the last three years, India's External Affairs Ministry has accomplished new statures in human tact.

He said that more than 80,000 Indians were confronting some inconvenience or the other in various corners of the globe yet the Indian government could bring them securely back home.

He alluded to the incident of Uzma Ahmad, a youthful Indian lady who come back to India from Pakistan after she charged that she was compelled to wed a Pakistani man at firearm point.

"A daughter of India, who arrived in distress in Pakistan, come back to India through efforts of Indian High Commission.

Sushma Ji deserves credit for this," Modi said.

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