State Dept in discussion with Indian Embassy on anti-farm law protests held in Washington
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Last Updated: Dec 16, 2020, 09:38 AM IST
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Synopsis We are aware of recent protests in front of the Indian Embassy in Washington, D.C. We take responsibility to provide for the safety and security of foreign missions in the US very seriously, a State Department spokesperson told.
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The Indian Embassy has condemned the mischievous act by hooligans which it said, masqueraded as protesters.
WASHINGTON:: Responding to the recent incident wherein the statue of Mahatma Gandhi was defaced during a protest here against the recently enacted agricultural laws in India, the State Department on Tuesday (local time) said that it takes safety and security of foreign missions in the US very seriously and it is in discussion with the Indian Embassy on the matter.
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Khalistani supporters on Saturday (local time) defaced the statue of Mahatma Gandhi near the Indian Embassy in US.
State Dept in discussion with Indian Embassy over anti-farm law protests held in Washington By Reena Bhardwaj | Updated: Dec 16, 2020 01:58 IST
Washington [US], December 16 (ANI): Responding to the recent incident wherein the statue of Mahatma Gandhi was defaced during a protest here against the recently enacted agricultural laws in India, the State Department on Tuesday (local time) said that it takes safety and security of foreign missions in the US very seriously and it is in discussion with the Indian Embassy on the matter.
MYSURU: The family-run establishment, which is set to turn 100 this year, counts among its patrons, among other prominent personalities, former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, who dined here in 1983.
The eatery traces its origins back to 1920, when the founder C Venkataraman Iyer, who came to Kollegal after completing his stint as a supervisor at the Krishnaraja Sagar Dam site. Initially christened ‘Ramananda Coffee Club’, the eatery acquired its current name when Venkataram’s son V Venkata Subramanyam took over the reins of the establishment on his father’s death in 1947.
“Venkata Subramanyam was fondly called Subbu, and since he was running the hotel, it became known among the people as Subbu Hotel,” recalled 67-year-old V Nagarajan, Venkata Subramanyam’s son, who is currently running the family enterprise. In its very name ‘Shri Subbu Hotel’, the eatery pays homage to the man who made the eatery a local landmark.