Dear sir,
Communications are vital where people are categorized as rowdy
to a diplomat anjaneya. Expressions of freedom of speech does not mean all
tom dick and Harry may call as one likes it. Every Ind and nation is
important; but Jaishankar did not address Pakistan as a rowdy; but said
inappropriate approaches of Pakistan. What Rahul speaks of Modi , what DMK
and Stalin place the cheek on tongue against the PM of their nation, is
rowdyism. Communication and freedom of nation and that of every ind are
important but lining with dignity where many meanings may appear in that is
real communication. HALF OF THE ASSEMBLY MEMBERS ARE FOOLS AND HALF OF THE
ASSEMBLY MEMBERS ARE NOT FOOLS HAVE DIFFERENT CONNOTATIONS SIR . K Rajaram
IRS 27625
On Fri, 27 Jun 2025 at 08:14, Surendra Varma <suren.ica...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Sri Krishnamurthy garu,
>
> Thank you for your reaction to my post.
> But I am intrigued as to what made you see in my post as "criticism and my
> inability to understand that every country has a right to "the right way of
> communication".
>
> After reading your comment, I am still tearing my hair to figure out what
> really is the right way of communication, on Earth, and why are those who
> shout "Pakistan Zindabad" publicly here not being deported?
>
> Respectfully yours,
>
> Suren
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Wed, 25 Jun 2025 at 23:43, Rajaram Krishnamurthy <keyarinc...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Good advice. But do not criticise as if; constructive criticism is not a
>> taboo. The USA did not bar the right way of communications. We have to
>> respect every nation and it does include the USA also. K R
>>
>> On Thu, 26 Jun 2025 at 07:36, Surendra Varma <suren.ica...@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Note: *I believe that our Group is a closed social media group, and
>>> access to it is restricted only to registered senior members to address
>>> the problems of seniors. But, sometimes, some of us deviate from our
>>> objectives and mission and jump into commenting on both national and
>>> international political events. *
>>> *In view of the advisory from the US Embassy in India, reproduced below,
>>> I suggest that no member from this Group should ever forward a message from
>>> here to a public social media site. This advisory, as experience shows,
>>> applies also to the B1/B2 visa and even green card holders.*
>>> Read the advisory....
>>> "The U.S. Embassy in India has issued an advisory regarding the
>>> requirement for F, M, and J nonimmigrant visa applicants to make their
>>> social media accounts public. This applies to applicants seeking visas
>>> for study or exchange visitor programs in the U.S.
>>> Key Points:
>>>
>>> - Public Profiles: Applicants are required to adjust the privacy
>>> settings on all their social media profiles to "public" effective
>>> immediately.
>>> - Purpose: This measure facilitates the vetting process, helping
>>> U.S. officials verify the identity and eligibility of applicants and
>>> establish admissibility under U.S. law.
>>> - National Security: The embassy emphasized that "every visa
>>> application review is a 'national security decision'".
>>> - Existing Requirement: Since 2019, the U.S. has already required
>>> visa applicants to provide social media identifiers on immigrant and
>>> nonimmigrant visa application forms.
>>> - Consequences of Non-compliance: Failure to comply with the new
>>> social media privacy rules may lead to suspicion of hiding activity from
>>> U.S. officials and potential visa denial.
>>> - Platforms Included: This requirement applies to platforms like
>>> Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and others.
>>> - No Specific Timeframe: Officials have not specified how long
>>> applicants need to keep their profiles public.
>>>
>>> In summary, the U.S. Embassy in India now mandates that F, M, and J visa
>>> applicants make their social media profiles public to facilitate enhanced
>>> screening and vetting for national security purposes."
>>> Suren
>>>
>>>
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