KP Singh was ready with his response. "We have a plan. India has been modernizing its agricultural and industrial sectors. There are ongoing development projects in Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, and Punjab that can provide opportunities for the returnees. With proper training and support, they can become a productive part of our economy."
Senanayake leaned back in his chair, his expression one of cautious optimism. "A phased approach may work, but we will need clear commitments from India. This can't be an open-ended process. We need a timeline, and we need guarantees that those who are repatriated will be properly resettled."
Rohan nodded. "We're prepared to discuss those details. We'll need to coordinate with our state governments, but I'm confident we can find a solution that works for both our countries."
The room fell silent for a moment as both sides processed the tentative agreement.
