PM Modi government in another international blitzkrieg
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP led NDA government is all set for another international blitzkrieg. It is known that PM Modi ever since he assumed office adopted a proactive foreign policy.
He decided to take on the responsibility of strengthening the relations of India with all countries across the world and visited many countries on more than one occasion.
On many occasions Modi visited countries which India ignored for many decades. It is known that successive governments headed by Congress adopted a reactive foreign policy. Now PM Modi is launching another diplomatic blitzkrieg across the world.
In a massive program cabinet ministers of Modi will visit 68 nations never been visited by NDA leaders during these two years. Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh will head to Hungary, Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad will head to Estonia, Latvia, Parliamentary Minister Ananth Kumar will visit Tonga, Food Minister Ram Vilas Paswan will head to Mauritius and Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh will head to Suriname.
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj shot a letter to Ministers stating that Modi government will ensure that atleast one Indian minister will visit every country by the end of 2016. Indian ambassadors will be arranging for the interactions in the visiting countries.
Government of India through these visits is planning to strengthen bilateral ties and increase cooperation between various countries.