External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar On Israel Visit
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Israel visit, meets Indian Air Force team doing maneuvers.
During his visit to Israel, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met the Air Force contingent participating in the ‘Ex Blue Flag’ exercise there on Tuesday.
Air Forces of eight countries are participating in this exercise. Jaishankar tweeted that he visited Ovada Airbase to meet the IAF participants of ‘X Blue Flag’.
He expressed happiness at the mutual respect and rapport between the Indian and Israeli Air Force personnel.
He also said that the fields of defense and security are the main pillars of the relations between the two countries.
A total of 84 Indian Air Force personnel are participating in this exercise. Apart from India and Israel, the Air Forces of America, Britain, Germany, France, Italy, and Greece are participating in this.
Meeting with the speaker of the Israeli parliament.
Jaishankar also met Speaker of the Israeli Parliament Mickey Levy and Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defense Ram Ben Barak on Tuesday.
After this meeting, the External Affairs Minister tweeted that he discussed various issues with both of them.
Experienced modern techniques of livestock management.
Jaishankar on Tuesday visited the kibbutz Bayrot Yitzhaki to see the modern techniques of livestock management.
He gave information about this by tweeting and said that there is a lot of potential for technical cooperation between India and Israel.
Watching the International Trade Fair will be expensive this time, the area of the fair has also tripled.
To see the International Trade Fair of India (IITF), this time the pocket will have to be lost more.
The Indian Trade Promotion Organization (ITPO) has decided to increase the entry tickets of the fair by 25 to 33 percent.
Due to Corona, the 40th International Trade Fair, being held at a gap of one year, will be held at Pragati Maidan from November 14 to 27 this time too.
This time on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, the ticket for adults will be Rs 150, while on working days it will be Rs 80. In the last time (2019), this rate was Rs 120 and Rs 60.
On Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, where the ticket for children will be Rs 60, on working days it will be Rs 40.
Similarly, during the first five days reserved for merchant visitors, a one-day ticket will cost Rs 500 and a five-day package ticket will cost Rs 1,800.
In 2019, it was planted in an area of only 25 thousand square meters, while this time its area has been increased three times to 75 thousand square meters.
For the first time, four newly constructed halls two, three, four, and five will also be part of the trade fair.
But despite enlarging the scope, due to the Corona protocol, the number of viewers will be kept only up to 30,000.
