Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle published this article page no 1 this article was published in the month of november pravasi bhartiya diwas it is an initiative started by the government in 2003 to mark the contribution of the indian community overseas in the development of india.  the ministry of overseas indian affairs has been merged with the ministry of external affairs to encourage and provide streamlined support to indians overseas.  know india programme it is a three-week orientation program for diaspora youth conducted with a view to promoting awareness of different facets of life in india and the progress made by the country in various fields.  social security agreements with foreign countries for the protection of the indian communities abroad. Banking service chronicle magazine way forward to support and connect with the diaspora  strengthening the bilateral relationship improved india-uk relationship will pave the way for improved people-topeople ties and better multi-faceted engagement. for instance improved bilateral relationship will help navigate the visa problems and bring more opportunities for indian students as well as workers.  addressing problems of blue collars working overseas o negotiating a standard labour export agreement with the host countries. monitoring and supervision of our overseas workers by our missions. compulsory insurance scheme covering the risk faced by our overseas workers. cooperation between the centre and state government to effectively handle local problems faced by nri Banking service chronicle magazine subscription.

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