Port Louis: Foreign Minister S Jaishankar met with Mauritius President Prithviraj Singh Rupan on Monday and the two leaders discussed "very specific" bilateral relations. In addition, Jaishankar met Prime Minister of Mauritius Pravind Jagannath and also held talks with the then Foreign Minister M Alan Ganu during which he reviewed "excellent" bilateral relations and successful development partnerships.

Jaishankar, who arrived in the strategically important maritime neighboring country of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean region from Maldives on Sunday night in the final leg of his two-nation tour, said India would remain ready as a partner in Mauritius' economic reform and revival efforts. Jaishankar tweeted, "Thank you to President Prithviraj Singh Rupan for receiving me. There was a great discussion on our 'very special' relationship." The External Affairs Minister tweeted, "Beginning our Mauritius visit with Foreign Minister Alan Gunu Excited by Reviewed its excellent bilateral relations and successful development partnership.

Jaishankar later met Indian-origin Prime Minister Jagannath and handed him over one lakh additional doses of commercially produced India-produced Kovid-19 vaccines. He tweeted, "India will always be there to help. Symbolically handed over one lakh additional doses of commercially produced India-produced Kovid-19 vaccine. ” He also expressed good wishes to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for Prime Minister Jagannath. Jaishankar tweeted, "Praised the management of the epidemic under his leadership."

In another tweet, he said, "extensively discussed the status of implementation of various infrastructure projects. Praised the Mauritius side's effectiveness in taking them forward. " Mauritius Prime Minister Pravind Jagannath said after meeting with Foreign Minister S Jaishankar here on Monday that Mauritius and India are working with a shared ambition for a safe and prosperous Indian Ocean. During the meeting, various issues were discussed between the two including establishing peace and respect for the rule of law in the strategically important Indian Pacific region. 

Varanasi. There are discussions of Gir cow of Gujarat all over the world. Gir milk is considered extremely beneficial for the body. This is the reason why the demand for Gir cow is increasing rapidly. Governor Anandi Ben Patel, who arrived in Varanasi on his two-day visit, distributed gir cows to 14 cattle rearers of Varanasi.

Banaskantha got a different identity from the Gir cow

In a program organized at Shahshahpur Gaushala, Governor Anandiben Patel distributed gir cows brought from Gujarat to 14 cattle ranchers. Addressing the event organized by Banas Dairy, he said that Gujarat-Uttar Pradesh has been linked with the intention and inspiration of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Wherever there is good work, it is taken to another place.

The Banas kantha of Gujarat was very backward. Work took place when PM Modi came to government in Gujarat. Education elder, drinking Narmada water and reached the fields. Today Banas has become the best district. The Banas dairy produces 84 lakh liters of milk daily. Their milk products are sold in the world. Malnutrition is a concern in the country. Almost every minute a child dies in the country. The Prime Minister has operated several schemes. Nutrition Mission, Institutional Delivery, Nutrition of Pregnant Women. They have brought good results.

The governor counted the specialty of the Gir cow

Governor Anandiben Patel said that the Gir cows express their happiness and sorrow. Treat the cow like children. The cow talks with the eyes. Household fights have an effect on the cow. The environment of the house has an effect on cow's milk. If there is a good environment then there will be more milk. Gir cow Krishna is the cow of God, he used to play flute and talk. Now the Gir cow is coming to Banaras.

Banaras is the land of sages, saints and Ganges. Now it is becoming a cow land. The cow sanctifies the land. On the honor of women, he said that daughter-in-law should be taken as daughter and daughter should be taken as son. Connect women power with development. Women serve more in cows than in households.