‘Operation Sindoor’ Has Elevated India’s Global Reputation

Indian Values Respected WorldwideSpeaker Devanani Given Grand Welcome on Return from France-Germany Study Tour

Jaipur – Rajasthan Legislative Assembly Speaker Mr. Vasudev Devnani said that Operation Sindoor has significantly enhanced India’s prestige on the global stage. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India today enjoys a strong and distinct identity worldwide, and Indian values are respected across the globe.

Mr. Devnani received a grand welcome in Ajmer from various social organizations, party workers, and citizens upon his return from a seven-day parliamentary study tour to France and Germany.

Expressing gratitude for the warm public reception, Mr. Devnani said he was overwhelmed by the affection shown by the people of Ajmer. He shared that after visiting countries like Australia, Indonesia, Japan, and Singapore, he had now had the opportunity to travel to France and Germany.

He emphasized that under Prime Minister Modi’s leadership, India’s global standing has risen through missions like Operation Sindoor, and countries like France and Germany have expressed support for India’s stand against terrorism while also showing deep goodwill toward India and Rajasthan. He added that due to airspace restrictions, there was a delay in the return journey, during which he also made a brief visit to Qatar.

Speaking about Germany, Mr. Devnani remarked on the disciplined lifestyle of its citizens, who largely use bicycles for commuting, which supports environmental conservation. He noted that Germany’s electoral system, which is based on percentage representation, is quite different from India’s. He also visited the Berlin Wall, museums, and other historic sites, and shared his impressions of Germany’s rich heritage and innovation, particularly praising its automobile technology, which he said is world-leading.

Mr. Devnani highlighted the presence of Indian culture and values abroad, citing institutions like the Ram Chandra Mission, which promote spirituality, humanity, and maternal affection. He also mentioned a grand temple of Lord Ganesha, built by the Indian community in Germany, as a powerful symbol of India’s traditions and culture. He further shared that India has signed multiple agreements with both France and Germany in the areas of artificial intelligence, environment, science, and employment. He noted that fields like nursing and plumbing offer ample employment opportunities for Indians in these countries.

He stated that India is currently the third-largest economy in the world, and to become a leading global nation by 2047, every citizen must work with a sense of unity, belonging, and national pride. Quoting great Indian leaders who resigned from their positions for the greater good of the nation, he said the values of visionaries like Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee must be adopted in today’s time.

Mr. Devnani also spoke about ongoing development initiatives in Ajmer, including the installation of a GSS (Grid Sub-Station) to strengthen electricity supply and the construction of a reservoir for drinking water. He assured that many such development works will become visible on the ground in the near future.

On this occasion, a tree plantation drive was also held as part of the “A Tree in Mother’s Name” campaign, promoting the message of environmental conservation.