...this Republic Day period...it may further instill belief and more confidence with Prime Minister Modi's "Make in India" plans? And a stretched full packed/functional Ambassador car would be quite a power symbol and perhaps further instill pride in those who drive them, who like looking at the foreign made cars? We could even launch a Bollywood film behind such a car....although that may lead to more accidents?? You get my point...thank you again for reading.

Motors...was a car as a kid I really didn't like. Didn't look fast, slick etc like later Maruti models. But imagine a Stretched, limo version, fully defence packed functional car with an Ambassador exterior? If the PMO's office deems such a potential expenditure worthy of a "Make In India" marketing gimmick / symbol, starting with Prime Minister Modi's own car (his "Hathi") or whatever name PR finds appropriate (if necessary) to further galvanize our country behind the momentum created from....

...but i'm sure many exist. Both Air Force One and Air India One use Boeing made plans (there are only two commercial options). But for cars....there are plenty of domestic US car suppliers that could have made the Beast; same goes for Prime Minister Modi's car, except his is a fully functional stylish BMW, for good reason I'm sure. Where am I going with this? Make In India; I remember Ambassador cars before the Fiat Premier cars came out in 1985-6? Ambassador from Birla Group's Hindustan....

Good evening; again Congratulations to Prime Minister Modi and President Obama for a very inspiring, productive and successful Republic Day period. I was just reading on TOI that many of us are fascinated with President Obama's Beast. Of course; same goes for Air Force One, the White House, the football, many of the symbolic power signs that we see in the movies, that are true. The truth is, I don't know how many other countries' governments have such symbolic names for such functional items...

Thanks to PM. Modi his hard work.Now enter into partnership with US Govt for Civil Nuclear Deal My Question is. 1) "Thorium". Indian Scientists given Speach about "Thorium". It will India's future Energy Solution. And India has largest Thorium resource in world. WHY WE ARE NOT BUILDINGS THORIUM ENERGY POWER PLANTS With help of Indian Scientists? 2) "Hydrogen Fuel Cell".. Heard from Indian Scientists Hydrogen Fuel Cell can replace Petrol&Diesel Fuel used in Vehicles. WHY DONT WE COMMER

1.Need specil institute for foreign external ,so they teach how to work in embassy. Many peoples paying money for get job in embassy because of that low quality service .

I live in Canada and once in few year I have to deal with our embassy. This is the time I really feel frustrated with the service. We go through a company called BLS the quality of service varies with who you get. Also the knowledge is variable. They use words like affidavit, documents required varies between embassy website and BLS website so work never happens in a day. Also I don't understand that when we have to transfer sticker for OCI why we have to go through the whole process again.

In last 4 years i have got 3 visas from Canada, 1 for USA and done Canada's PNP PR applications, 95% process is online through user friendly forms that you can save on your computer and make changes before you submit. Today i had to apply to Indian consulate for Police clear certi, for that i had to print 5 forms, hand fill their multiple copies and take a day off from job, sit there for 4 hrs before my turn. It was like hospitals waiting room. Saw a 8 month baby giving his finger prints.

The American consulate in HOUSTON/NY/CHICAGO is not able to cope up with Indians living nearby area. And we are having hard time dealing with “OUT SOURCING Vendor -BLS International Services Ltd. The passport renewal/issuing new Indian Passport is a nightmare at these locations. The BLS is providing a pathetic service to Indians and taking a biggest advantage of no one raising their concerns to Gov official. If any high rank MEA-India officials can look int

Our Government should augment the capacity of Indian embassies all over world so that they are able to deliver better services. I have traveled to many parts of world and I can safely say that they lack manpower and budgetary support. In fact, if we want to compare ourselves with countries such as China and the USA, we would seriously need to look at providing more resources to our embassies by the way of manpower, skills and budgetary support. I hope someone is reading these comments.