US REMAINS SAFE FOR INDIAN STUDENTS, ASSURES AMBASSADOR

In the wake of recent incidents involving the deaths of Indian students in the United States, US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti on Friday reassured that Washington is committed to making sure that United States remains a safe destination for Indian students.

Notably, five deaths of Indian students in the US have been reported this year, however, two were Indian nationals and the remaining three were of Indian origin.

Speaking on the unfortunate loss of Indian lives, Ambassador Garcetti said, "Our heart always is touched when any tragedy occurs,

whether it is a life taken by somebody or any violence no matter who they are. We are very committed to making sure that Indians know that the United States is a wonderful place to study and to be safe." Highlighting the significant number of Indians studying in the US, Ambassador Garcetti underscored the collaborative responsibility of both nations to address such incidents. "We have more Indians studying in the US than any country in the world," ANI quoted him as saying.

Acknowledging that tragedies can occur, Ambassador Garcetti expressed the joint responsibility of both countries to work together and inform the public about the measures they can take.