During the plenary session of the second International Migration Review Forum at the United Nations General Assembly, Indian Union Minister Kirti Vardhan Singh presented India's commitment to developing an inclusive and humane migration framework. He emphasized the importance of addressing challenges such as irregular migration and trafficking, stating that migration is fundamentally about people and their aspirations. Singh noted that India, with a diaspora of over 34 million, is a significant recipient of remittances, having received USD 137.67 billion in 2024. The country has established comprehensive bilateral mobility agreements with 23 countries to facilitate ethical migration pathways. Additionally, India has implemented various initiatives, including the 'MADAD' grievance redressal portal and the Indian Community Welfare Fund, which provides emergency assistance and legal support to its nationals abroad. These efforts reflect India's holistic approach to managing migration and ensuring the welfare of its citizens.