Indian Embassy

INTRODUCTION ON EMBASSY

One country’s chief diplomatic office in another (generally in the capital city of the host country) where the main diplomatic officer is the ambassador (or high commissioner, in British Commonwealth) is called an Embassy. Embassy premises and its entire diplomatic staff fall below the sovereignty of the ambassador’s abode country and are confined under the notion of diplomatic immunity by the host country.

The Indian Embassy building with a statue of Mahatma Gandhi in the foreground.

The Role of Indian Embassy

An embassy is well thought-out to be a diplomatic mission that is stable in a country. The person who takes up the everyday jobs of running the mission is the ambassador of the country. The task of the Indian Embassy is to proceed as a legal link amid India and the rest of the world bringing out vital developments that widen the economic conditions of the country.

The role of the ambassador and his embassy is to guard the rights and interests of the receiving and the sending States and its nationals. This should be done with the acquiescence of the international law through legal discussions with both the receiving and the sending States. The Ambassador should do his duties with all authenticity and stand by the rules and regulations of the law in the country.

Friendly associations between the two States are preserved throughout the promotional period of raising the scientific, economic and cultural relations between States. The smooth and legal functioning of the Indian Embassy is based on these principles wherein the Indian Government sends and receives details on the improvement of the country and the welfare of its citizens.

Embassies like the Indian Embassy and countries that have their own embassies contribute to a diplomatic relationship with Commonwealth countries that do not have their own embassy. On the other hand these countries have high commissions headed by the high commissioner of that country. The Indian Embassy affords political services to the commonwealth countries’ citizens through the high commission, helping them to benefit from cooperation between two consular services of each country.

The role of the Indian Embassy is meaningful and legal making a spot on all countries in the world with its diplomatic and legal laws that are followed in every country by its well-organized and dynamic ambassadors of India.

It is a cause of goodwill to the Commonwealth countries and a common podium for sharing of opinions and carrying out goodwill projects to profit the citizens of all the countries in the world.

Canada and India have a bilateral relationship based on shared values of democracy, pluralism and a mutual interest in expanding trade. In India, Canada is represented in many different cities with a high commission of Canada in New Delhi, two consulate generals in Chandigarh and Mumbai, a consulate in Chennai and trade offices in Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Kolkata. In Canada, India is represented with a High Commission in Ottawa and by consulates in Toronto and Vancouver. Their relationship allows tourists and business men to travel easily between India and Canada thanks to the cheap flights Expedia has to offer.

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Embassy Of India	Telephone	Fax	Email	Website
AFGHANISTAN Malalai Watt, Shahre-Nau, Kabul, Afghanistan.	00-873- 763095560	00-873- 763095561	embassy@indembassy-kabul.com, fsr@indembassy-kabul.com, couns@indembassy-kabul.com,sse@indembassy-kabul.com, cons@indembassy-kabul.com	http://meakabul.nic.in/
ALGERIA 14, Rue des Abassides, El Biar, Algiers, Algeria. BP. 108, El-Biar, 16030 Algiers, Algeria	00-213-21- 923288, 923444	00-213-21- 924011	indembalg@hotmail.com	www.indianembassy.dz
ANGOLA 18 A, Rua Marques das Minas,Caixa Postal 6040, Maculusso,Luanda,Angola	00-244-2- 392281, 371089	00-244-2- 371094	ambofficeluanda@netcabo.co.ao [Ambassador's Office] hocembluanda@netcabo.co.ao hoc.luanda@mea.gov.in [HOC] consindembluanda@netcabo.co.ao [Consular Services]
ARGENTINA Torre Madero, 19th Floor, Avenida Eduardo Madero 942, [1106] Buenos Aires, Argentina	00-54-11- 43934001 43934156	00-54-11- 43934063	indemb@indembarg.org.ar admn@indembarg.org.ar	www.indembarg.org.ar
AUSTRALIA 3-5, Moonah Place, Yarralumla, Canberra ACT 2600	00-61-2- 62733999 62733774	00-61-2- 62731308	admin@hcindia-au.org [Administration] is@hcindia-au.org [Information/Cultural]	www.hcindia-au.org
ARMENIA 50/2, Dzorapi Street, Yerevan - 375019.	00-374-10 539173 74/75	00-374-10 533984 539170	hoc@embassyofindia.am	www.indianembassy.am
AUSTRIA Kaerntnerring 2, A-1015.	00-43-1 5058666 4794372 5850795	00-43-1 5059219	indemb@eoivien.vienna.at	www.indianembassy.at/
AZERBAIJAN 31/39, Oktay Karimov Street, Ganjlik, Narimanov District, Baku 370 069.	00-994-12 5646354 5646344 5412012 [ER]	00-994-12 4472572	eibaku.attache@azdata.net [Admn. & Commercial]

Thursday 22 May 2014

Indian Embassy

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