This story is from March 15, 2022
Budget session: MEA Jaishankar to make statement on Ukraine situation in Rajya Sabha today
NEW DELHI: Union External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will make a statement on the prevailing situation in
In the second part of the Budget Session in Parliament, Jaishankar will speak on the rescue operation to evacuate Indian students from the war zone in Ukraine and what is India's stand vis-a-vis the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
The Central government launched 'Operation Ganga' on February 24 to bring back stranded Indians from Ukraine.
Four Central ministers Kiren Rijiju, Hardeep Singh Puri, Jyotiraditya Scindia and General (Retd) VK Singh were sent by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Ukraine's neighbouring countries to coordinate the efforts for the rescue of the stranded Indians.
So far, India has been able to rescue around 22,500 stranded citizens in more than 80 special evacuation flights. Through its 'Operations Ganga', India has also been able to rescue several citizens of the neighbouring countries like Bangladesh and Nepal.
During the operation, buses and trains brought Indians to the western borders of Ukraine and they were flown to India via locations like Bucharest, Budapest, Suceava, and Warsaw.
The last batch of over 600 students who were evacuated from Sumy was brought back to India via Poland.
In recent months, 'Operation Ganga' has been India's largest evacuation drive to bring back stranded Indians after operation 'Devi Shakti' was launched by the Narendra Modi government in Afghanistan last year
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The Central government launched 'Operation Ganga' on February 24 to bring back stranded Indians from Ukraine.
Four Central ministers Kiren Rijiju, Hardeep Singh Puri, Jyotiraditya Scindia and General (Retd) VK Singh were sent by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Ukraine's neighbouring countries to coordinate the efforts for the rescue of the stranded Indians.
So far, India has been able to rescue around 22,500 stranded citizens in more than 80 special evacuation flights. Through its 'Operations Ganga', India has also been able to rescue several citizens of the neighbouring countries like Bangladesh and Nepal.
During the operation, buses and trains brought Indians to the western borders of Ukraine and they were flown to India via locations like Bucharest, Budapest, Suceava, and Warsaw.
The last batch of over 600 students who were evacuated from Sumy was brought back to India via Poland.
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User mishra
985 days ago
OH MY GOD MODIJI SHOULD SEND BACK STUDENT STUDYING IN UKRAINE TO DEFEND IT FROM NAZI RUSSIAN INVADERS. RUSSIAN HAVE BECOME MOGUL RAIDERS. AND OUR BJP GOVT IS SUPPORTING THE DICTATOR AND HIS WAR GAMES. WOW. INDIA MUST TELL RUSSIA TO VACATE AND LEAVE UKARINE IN PEACE NOT IN PIECES "TUKDE TUKDE LIKE JUTLEY WOULD SCREAM IN PARLIAMENT" wowRead allPost comment
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