NEW DELHI: India has witnessed a huge outpouring of assistance and solidarity because it combats from the next tide of COVID-19, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar stated on Wednesday. Addressing an occasion –‘India: Opportunities And Strategies For A Strategic Partnership’ in Hoover Institution — at New York, Jaishankar said worldwide alliance and reduction is the sole way from a worldwide problem such as COVID-19. “When you’ve got a worldwide problem of the scale the only real way out is international collaboration and international mitigation. I’m happy to say we’ve noticed a huge outpouring of support and solidarity right now,” he said.As India seen the next tide of coronavirus, many nations around the planet such as UK, Russia, and the US have long support. They’ve provided medical aid since the state struggles with the growth in its health needs triggered by the increasing COVID-19 ailments. Jaishankar claimed that the planet isn’t likely to remain the same following COVID-19. “Takeaway is we want a less insecure world which works for everyone, we can’t have a planet that is partially vaccinated and partially ignored,” he further added. Jaishankar arrived in america on May 24, also will be slated to see many senior officers, including Secretary of State Antony Blinken, throughout his stay until May 28. (ANI)