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Indian Diaspora in China Raises Concerns Over Anti-India Posts and Visa Hurdles

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Members of the Indian diaspora in China have raised concerns about anti-India content circulating on social media and difficulties related to visa restrictions. Indian Ambassador Vikram Doraiswami acknowledged these issues and assured the community that steps are being taken to address them. The Indian embassy also indicated that visa requirements for Chinese nationals visiting India will be relaxed in the near future. Additionally, the embassy plans to introduce a legal assistance framework to support Indian professionals in China. Cultural outreach initiatives are set to be expanded to better showcase India's diversity to local audiences.

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