Indian diaspora in China flags anti-India social media posts, visa curbs at 1st embassy outreach
Indian diaspora in China raised concerns over anti-India social media posts and declining work visas during an Open House at the Indian Embassy in Beijing.
Ambassador Vikram Doraiswami said Chinese authorities are taking measures to curb abusive posts and the embassy is pushing verified information via its official channels.
Documentation requirements for Chinese citizens applying for Indian visas will be eased from next week to encourage travel to India.
The embassy is working on a legal assistance framework for professionals facing workplace issues in China and plans to institutionalize the Open House as a regular forum.
Cultural outreach programs, including events like Vasant Mela, will be expanded to promote India's cultural diversity and cuisine.
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