
Indian Community Flags Visa Issues, Anti-India Social Media Content In China
The ambassador also announced that documentation requirements for Chinese citizens applying for Indian visas would be eased from next week to encourage greater…
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The ambassador also announced that documentation requirements for Chinese citizens applying for Indian visas would be eased from next week to encourage greater travel to India. Doraiswami also said the mission would expand cultural outreach programmes, including events such as the Vasant Mela, to promote India's cultural diversity and cuisine. Addressing the gathering, Doraiswami said Chinese authorities were aware of the increase in such online content and were taking measures to curb it.
Furthermore, The mission hosted the outreach initiative on Friday, bringing together a large number of Indian professionals working in various sectors in Beijing to discuss issues affecting the community. Indian diaspora in China flags anti-India social media posts, visa curbs at 1st embassy outreach. Responding to concerns over negative and abusive content on Chinese social media, he said the Chinese government is also concerned about the rise in such content and is taking steps to address the issue.
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The ambassador also announced that documentation requirements for Chinese citizens applying for Indian visas would be eased from next week to encourage greater travel to India.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesDoraiswami also said the mission would expand cultural outreach programmes, including events such as the Vasant Mela, to promote India's cultural diversity and cuisine.
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Addressing the gathering, Doraiswami said Chinese authorities were aware of the increase in such online content and were taking measures to curb it.
according to The Times of India - IndiaThe mission hosted the outreach initiative on Friday, bringing together a large number of Indian professionals working in various sectors in Beijing to discuss issues affecting the community.
according to NDTV - India NewsIndian diaspora in China flags anti-India social media posts, visa curbs at 1st embassy outreach.
according to The Times of India - IndiaResponding to concerns over negative and abusive content on Chinese social media, he said the Chinese government is also concerned about the rise in such content and is taking steps to address the issue.
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