India's Quest for Stability: A Seat at the UN Security Council

Lord Rami Ranger emphasizes the need for India to join the UN Security Council to enhance global stability. The former ambassador Jayant Prasad highlights the necessity to resolve the India-China border issue for peaceful relations. The Indian diaspora plays a crucial role in fostering international business and diplomacy.

Lord Rami Ranger, an Indian-origin peer of the House of Lords, has declared India's inclusion in the UN Security Council as essential for global stability. Speaking at a recent event, he emphasized the importance of becoming peace-loving in an era where conflicts impact everyone worldwide.

The panel discussion held at the India International Centre put a spotlight on Indo-US relations and India's position in global markets. Ranger noted India's growing economy and democratic values as attractive for international business, contrasting it with China's challenges.

In light of recent India-China border developments, former ambassador Jayant Prasad stressed the need to restore normalcy, focusing on defining the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Meanwhile, a meeting between Indian Prime Minister Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the BRICS Summit signaled an effort to reconcile tensions.

(With inputs from agencies.)