Archive · 28 Sep 2025
Jaishankar Addresses UNGA, Highlights India's Priorities
India's representative, Mr. Jaishankar, spoke at a big meeting at the UN.
He talked about how India wants to be independent and strong.
He also said India will always choose its own path and speak up for countries that aren't as wealthy.
He brought up terrorism, and mentioned India helps its neighbors and other countries in times of need.
India believes in being self-reliant, protecting itself, and being confident in the world.
Jaishankar addressed the UN General Assembly, emphasizing India's priorities.
He highlighted India's stance on terrorism, referencing Pakistan as an epicentre.
Jaishankar stressed India's commitment to self-reliance (Atmanirbharta), self-protection (Atmaraksha), and self-confidence (Atmavishwas).
India will maintain its freedom of choice and continue to be a voice for the Global South.
India provides humanitarian assistance to its neighbors and other nations.
- Who
- External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar
- What
- Address at the UN General Assembly
- When
- During the 80th session
- Where
- New York, UN Headquarters
- Why
- To discuss global issues and India's stance
- Event
- 80th UN General Assembly
- Location
- UN Headquarters, New York
- India's Representative
- External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar
- Key Themes
- Terrorism, Self-reliance, Global South, Humanitarian Aid
- India's Approach
- Atmanirbharta, Atmaraksha, Atmavishwas
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