New Delhi: Foreign Minister Jaishankar has said that medical students rescued from Ukraine are in talks with their respective governments to pursue medical studies in countries including Hungary, Romania, Kazakhstan and Poland.
Said yesterday in the Lok Sabha.
During yesterday’s debate on the Russia – Ukraine war in the Lok Sabha, Foreign Minister Jaishankar said: “Operation Ganga, the rescue of Indians stranded in Ukraine, has been a major challenge. Our work was an example to other countries.
The best way
Prime Minister Modi has been holding a series of review meetings on election recovery and monitoring the situation. Nowadays, the best way to solve all problems is through talks. There is no solution because of the bloodshed and the loss of innocent lives. We do not want a Russia-Ukraine war.
In this case, we have taken a stand on the side of those who want to end the violence and bring peace.
In the city of Pucha in Ukraine, we strongly condemn the killing of innocent people. In this case, the federal government supports the need for an independent inquiry. In the case of Ukraine, it is unfortunate that India’s actions have been politically colored.
Permission to write the exam
Third year students in medical studies have to write the exam ‘Crack – 1’ to go to the fourth year. The exam has been postponed to next year.
The government has allowed third-year students in Ukraine to write the exam next year.
Decision to issue certificate
The Government of Ukraine has decided to issue a certificate to students who are currently in their sixth year, based on previous exam scores, without the CROC exam. Talks are underway in this regard, Jaisankar said.
Talk to the US Minister!
Our Secretary of State Jaishankar had a telephone conversation with US Secretary of State Anthony Blingen yesterday. At the time, the two spoke on issues of regional and international importance. Officials said the two leaders, who have been talking on the phone for the second time in the past week, have decided to talk again soon.