Monisha is a student in the Philippines. The country went into a lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic. She has spent a few weeks in lockdown in her dorm room. There are few people around her in her building. Most of them left for their homes in the beginning of the pandemic. She longs to come back to her home in India. Her college authorities are refusing to help her.

Which ministry should she contact in India to get herself out of this difficulty?

Home Ministry

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Prime Minister's Office

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Ministry of External Affairs

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Ministry of Civil Aviation

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The correct option is C Ministry of External Affairs
The third objective of the Indian foreign policy is to protect the interests of Indian citizens living in different countries. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) with its network of embassies in different countries of the world ensures to create a safe network for Indians abroad.

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