Vinay Quatra, India’s ambassador to America
Washington: A great news has come from Washington for Indians amid tension on the ongoing trade between the US and India. The Ambassador of India in the US has issued a statement giving this information. He informed that a big service is going to start for Indians from 1 August i.e. in 8 cities of America. This will make difficulties easier for Indians in America and people going from India to America. Under this, 9 new Consular application centers are being opened in the US.
India’s ambassador gave information
India’s Ambassador to America Vinay Mohan Quatra shared this good news on X. Said, “… Today we are very happy to announce that we are opening eight new Indian counselor application centers in Boston, Columbus, Dallas, Detroit, Edison, Orlando, Rale and San Jose. In addition, we will open another Indian counselor application center in Los Angeles too soon. The capacity of the services associated will significantly increase and expand. “
Passport, visa and OCI related problems will be away
Ambassador Quatra said on the occasion that this decision has been taken keeping in mind the needs of Indian citizens and people of Indian origin. So that they can apply for passports, visas, overseas Citizen of India (OCI) and other counselor services without conveniently. He said that the establishment of these centers will increase the reach and capabilities of the Counselor services of the Government of India to a great extent and this will give people better service experiences. This will not only improve the speed of services, but will also strengthen important aspects like transparency, efficiency and user-facilities.
Number of Indian communities growing in America
The ambassador said that the population of the Indian community living in the US is continuously increasing and accordingly the need for services is also increasing. The Government of India is constantly trying to meet this demand and maintain a strong relationship with the community. He hoped that through these new centers, not only administrative processes would be simple, but social and cultural relations between India and the US would also be stronger.
Indians settled abroad in Modi government
This initiative reflects the commitment of the Government of India, under which it is always ready to help and serve Indian citizens settled abroad. Ambassador Quatra also thanked the Indian community on the occasion and appealed to them to take maximum advantage of these centers.
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