The Indian ambassador, Ajit Gupte.
The German edition of News9 Global Summit of the country’s number one news network, TV9, is now underway. Indian Ambassador to Germany Ajit Gupte discussed strengthening relations between the two countries at this forum. Before speaking, he thanked all the Union Ministers present there, Ashwini Vaishnav, Jyotiraditya Scindia and MD Barun Das of Tv9 Network for organizing this event.
Furthermore, he said that recently External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi also visited Germany, which further strengthened bilateral relations. The Prime Minister will also be the main protagonist of this summit. You will participate on the second day of this program. Referring to this programme, he stated that German companies have so far invested $20 billion in India. The best thing is that the same money is reinvested in India.
German companies seek to invest in India
Not only this, he also stated that many other German companies want to invest more and more in India. He also said that the German and Indian air forces have conducted joint military exercises. During this time, INS Vikrant was taken to Germany, which saw the German officers quite impressed.
Popularity of Indian culture and food.
During this, Ajit Gupte said another way that German officers visiting India first order masala tea. During this time he also shared a Halloween incident. He said that during Halloween, he and his wife used to distribute chocolates and sweets to many German children. But once it happened that there were no chocolates. Then all those kids started saying if there’s no chocolate then no problem, but please make special butter chicken.
The number of Indians is increasing rapidly in Germany
While he further praised Indian food, he said there was a time when there were not many restaurants for Indians. There were no clubs. But in the last decade, the number of Indians here has increased significantly. Many students have also increased. He also said that nowadays there are many Indian restaurants in Germany and many clubs are continually opening for Indians. He said that in the last decade the number of Indian communities, restaurants and clubs in Germany has increased rapidly.
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