New Delhi: India's new foreign Minister S. Jaishankar said most people in India believed that India has grown in stature in the world in the last five years. At a function in Delhi, the external affairs minister said that the government has kept the expectation of change in India alive and perhaps strengthened.

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As per the information received from the sources, he said that globalization is under stress at this time. Many of the assumptions of globalisation, the global supply chain, the mobility of tariffs, the market access, all these assumptions we can now make with confidence to the same degree. He said on economic transformation that if we want to promote it, Indian foreign policy needs to focus on its external aspects, according to him. Also, it is a big responsibility to build partnerships and mechanisms that help Indian business to trade outside the country.

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At the same, he said that if we want to advance economic growth, the Indian foreign policy has to focus on its external aspects. The external affairs Minister further added, "The second change, which I would like to say, is that in the world you have widely developed nationalism and the reasons are very complex. Nationalism has been electorally validated in many places. It is different everywhere but there is one message somewhere.