S jaishankar, the minister of external affairs, made headlines on Saturday, May 31, when he warned pakistan that "India will not give in to nuclear blackmail." The nation's zero-tolerance attitude against terrorism is reflected in its deeds, the minister said while speaking at the Foreign National Students' Convocation Ceremony at Parul university in Vadodara, Gujarat.
"Nuclear blackmail is something we will never accept. "We have taken and will continue to take whatever decisions are necessary to serve the interests of India," EAM jaishankar stated. The magical love tale of Kyoko jaishankar and S jaishankar will be discussed in this post.
Who is Kyoko Jaishankar?
Kyoko Somekawa (now Kyoko Jaishankar), a native of Japan, is the happy spouse of S Jaishankar. The two reportedly met when S jaishankar was named Deputy Chief of Mission at the indian embassy in Japan, according to many media sources.
From 1996 to 2000, jaishankar worked at the indian embassy in Tokyo, where he met Kyoko. They quickly became friends, and their friendship quickly turned into love. Jaishankar and Kyoko grew in love as time went on. Despite being from different soils, the two developed a strong and lovely friendship.
In 1998, jaishankar and Kyoko exchanged vows in a small ceremony attended only by their closest friends and family. Few people are aware that jaishankar was once married to Shobha jaishankar, his college love, who passed away from cancer.
Medha jaishankar, dhruva jaishankar, and arjun jaishankar are the three children that S and Kyoko jaishankar are currently parents to.
"Nuclear blackmail is something we will never accept. "We have taken and will continue to take whatever decisions are necessary to serve the interests of India," EAM jaishankar stated. The magical love tale of Kyoko jaishankar and S jaishankar will be discussed in this post.
Who is Kyoko Jaishankar?
Kyoko Somekawa (now Kyoko Jaishankar), a native of Japan, is the happy spouse of S Jaishankar. The two reportedly met when S jaishankar was named Deputy Chief of Mission at the indian embassy in Japan, according to many media sources.
From 1996 to 2000, jaishankar worked at the indian embassy in Tokyo, where he met Kyoko. They quickly became friends, and their friendship quickly turned into love. Jaishankar and Kyoko grew in love as time went on. Despite being from different soils, the two developed a strong and lovely friendship.
In 1998, jaishankar and Kyoko exchanged vows in a small ceremony attended only by their closest friends and family. Few people are aware that jaishankar was once married to Shobha jaishankar, his college love, who passed away from cancer.
Medha jaishankar, dhruva jaishankar, and arjun jaishankar are the three children that S and Kyoko jaishankar are currently parents to.
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