External affairs minister S Jaishankar inaugurated the Youth Pravasi Bhartiya Divas in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, on Sunday and said that the energies of young India are increasingly visible. “Our Indian diaspora may have noticed the notable changes in the past eight years, including the extraordinary scale of digital delivery that has made possible access to social benefits. Equally evident are the improved health infrastructure and enormous infrastructure activity. But most of all, you would sense the optimism in our society. The energies of young India are increasingly visible,” he said in his address. Jaishankaar noted that younger generations are at the forefront of connecting India to the world by studying, working and travelling abroad. For this purpose, he noted that the Centre strives to create a better workplace, a more secure travelling experience and non-discriminatory treatment. Towards achieving these goals, the External Affairs Minister underlined the migration and mobility partnerships with Germany and the working holiday partnership with Austria. Talking further about the government’s efforts, Jaishankar also highlighted the redressal of grievances through online mechanisms …