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Answer: Readers FYI.​.​.​ She knows more than 15 international languages.​ and pla.​.​.​ Top Stories from Your Feed Your Quora Digest Who is this lady (highlighted in red in the picture) who is present with PM Modi almost every time he holds a talk with a foreign leader? Sumit Kumar Updated Jan 25 Readers FYI... She knows more than 15 international languages. and plays a role of Interpreter/Translator/Transcriber. On the other hand, I have also seen her many times with NSA Ajit Doval and foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj. Additionally, When US President Barack Obama was here in India, this lady could be seen with him almost all the time. Edit 1: Some people are confusing her with Gurdeep Kau...  Read More » Who is Burhan Wani and why was he killed? Manas Kirti Written Jul 13 Burhan Wani was a terrorist and was treated like one. What’s been happening ever since his death is a display of sad state of affairs in Kashmir. 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