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India’s foreign policy should attract global investments
Senior Congress leader and former External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid here on Saturday, said that the country’s foreign policy should attract global investments that would strengthen the country’s economy and provide employment. Speaking to mediapersons, Khurshid, who was here to lay foundation stone for DPS World School coming up at Kaza village in Guntur district in the new capital Amarava
Vijayawada: Senior Congress leader and former External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid here on Saturday, said that the country’s foreign policy should attract global investments that would strengthen the country’s economy and provide employment. Speaking to media persons, Khurshid, who was here to lay foundation stone for DPS World School coming up at Kaza village in Guntur district in the new capital Amaravati, said that the NDA’s foreign policy was on the right track but it had failed to bring foreign investments.
- Former External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid says NDA’s foreign policy is on the right track but it failed to bring foreign investments
- Takes strong exception to Pakistan sending its team to India to probe into terrorist attack on Pathankot airbase
He said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was seen travelling more in foreign countries and asserted that such travel would strengthen India’s relations with other countries. He welcomed the Prime Minister’s visit to Pakistan to greet Nawaz Sharif, but took strong exception to Pakistan sending its team to India to probe into terrorist attack on Pathankot airbase.
He wondered why India allowed Pakistan to send its team to probe into the issue. Stating that India had faced several terrorist attacks in the past, he pointed out that India had never sent a team to Pakistan to probe into the terrorist links. He wondered why Pakistan was investigating in India when the terrorists live in their country.
Referring to the demand to raise “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” slogan, he said patriotism was different and it cannot be measured on verbal expressions. He felt that there was no need for anyone to make verbal expressions of patriotism and nationalism. The former Minister said that the DPS World School at Amaravati would start its academic year from June initially with primary classes and later would upgrade itself till XII standard.
He said that the school would also provide personality development programmes for students with the involvement of Mohammad Azharuddin in cricket, Koneru Humpy in chess, Gazal Srinivas and actress Jayaprada in fine arts. DPS Foundation representative Louise Khurshid, DPS World School representatives Valluri Kumar and others were present.
