Jaipur Literary Festival themed on intersections, searching equity, the paradigm changes under the leadership of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and the changed vocabulary of Indian politics
The Indian American community has not only diversified and promoted India but also contributed to the US economy in a huge sense, BJP spokesperson Guru Prakash Paswan said, describing the Indian diaspora as a “bridge” between the two countries, reported PTI.
Jaipur Literary Festival in New York evoked good response from the Indian diaspora living in the USA
Paswan, one of the youngest national spokespersons of the BJP, was in the USA on a multiple-city book tour for his latest book ‘Makers of Modern Dalit History’ and participate in the recently held Jaipur Literary Festival in New York.
The session at the festival was themed on intersections, searching equity, and the paradigm changes under Prime Minister Narendra Modi and how the vocabulary of Indian politics has changed.
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