India’s Ambassador to UN, Tirumurti Calls on Jyotiraditya Scindia in New York
GG News Bureau
New York, 30th April. India’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations (UN) TS Tirumurti on Saturday called on Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia in New York.
Ambassador TS Tirumurti tweeted, “Delighted to call on Hon’ble Minister of Civil Aviation @JM_Scindia in New York.” tweeted.
Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, who arrived in New York in the first part of his visit to North America, met the U.S.- India Business Council (USIBC) from the aviation community on Friday and discussed about the growing focus and opportunities in regional connectivity and urban air mobility in India.
Taking to Twitter, USIBC informed that they discussed several ways to strengthen India and US collaboration across the aviation sector.
“This morning, @USChamber’s USIBC was honoured to welcome the Hon. @JM_Scindia, Minister of Civil Aviation, and Consul General @randhir_jk of @IndiainNewYork, to a roundtable with USIBC members in #NYC on ways to strengthen and collaborate across the aviation sector,” USIBC tweeted.
Earlier in the day, Scindia interacted with the Indian diaspora, including entrepreneurs and students, and discussed a range of issues, from civil aviation and the Government of India’s growth vision.
“Held a great interactive session with the Indian diaspora, including entrepreneurs & students in New York. Discussed a range of issues, from civil aviation & the GOI’s growth vision to my student days in the US,” the Civil Aviation Minister tweeted.
Jyotiraditya Scindia, who arrived in New York on Thursday, met the team members of Blade, a global urban air mobility platform that is committed to reducing the travel friction by enabling cost-effective air transportation alternatives to some of the most congested ground routes in the U.S. and abroad.
“Pleased to meet the team at @flybladenow, Manhattan to familiarise with innovations in the urban mobility space. Confident that India will pave the way for the sector very soon,” Scindia tweeted.
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