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Blackwill opens account through visa
By Lakshmi Balakrishnan
NEW DELHI, JULY 30. It may not be a conventional way to mark your
entry, but the new U.S. Ambassador to India, Mr.
Robert.D.Blackwill, started his tenure today by spending time not
with the media or the city's socialites, but with visa
applicants.
Mr. Blackwill, who took over from Mr. Richard Celeste, said that
visa handling operations and procedures were a reflection of the
attention given to the rapidly progressing Indo-U.S. ties. As the
new Ambassador he would ensure a reduction in the time spent by
Indians while waiting in the visa line.
Describing the visa line as the face of the U.S. Government that
most Indians get to interact with here, the Ambassador said he
had wanted to begin the tenure by seeing things for himself. ``I
want the experience that Indians encounter in the visa process to
be of the highest possible quality,'' he said.
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