Indian Politicians at Annual Invitational Program on International Relations and Strategic Affairs at Princeton University

Apr 27, 2018 - 1:57 pm EDT @theindpanorama United States 0
Richard Fisher (right), US Military Expert on South Asia and China, speaks to a group of Indian politicians, attending the 7th Annual Invitational Program on International Relations and Strategic Affairs at Princeton University. Photo / Jay Mandal/On Assignment

PRINCETON, NJ(TIP): A group of Indian politicians is currently visiting the USA to participate in the Annual Invitational Program on International Relations and Strategic Affairs at Princeton University. The event is jointly organized by India based Center for Policy Research and Center for International Security Studies at Princeton University in New Jersey.

From left, Richard Fisher, US Military Expert, MP Bharatemdra Singh, Sudhanshu Trivedi, BJP Spokesperson; Cynthia Ernst, University Program Coordinator; Ex-MP, Priya Dutt, Ramesh Chandran, Dir Center for Policy Research and Omar Abdullah, Ex CM, J&K
Photo /Jay Mandal/On Assignment

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