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Dear Uncle: It is my sincere belief that this letter finds you and your family well. I am the eldest child of the late Dr. Karan A. Dixit who was my beloved father and mentor. Of course, my father does not require further mention for I am positive that he was your work colleague in Sri Lanka. He was affectionately referred to as “Mani” within the corridors of South Block, a place that I matured and saw every benefit and disadvantages of the government system. Had my father been alive I could not have penned this letter. Sincerely, losing my dad seems to me as if I have lost half of my life. The reason for this letter is to seek your help in assisting my colleague; Ms. Naila Manal, to get her visa approved. This is a request which I have also asked through Director (Americas) as well as Director (FSO) to take up with the US Embassy in Tel Aviv. The background of this issue is that when Ms. Manal was interviewed at the US Consulate in Shamir, she was requested to give a document for her visa to be approved; however, she did not have this document. She requested the immigration officers that since it shall be tough for her to travel back to Shamir for passport approval (which is a far place from her home as well as a costly journey) if she can get her passport stamped and approved in Tel Aviv. The immigration officers at the US Embassy in Shamir agreed to her request. With this assurance, Ms. Manal journeyed back to her hometown of Shalom to collect the missing document, and after that, she traveled to US Embassy in Tel Aviv. In Tel Aviv, she was informed that her passport should only be issued to her at the US Embassy in Shamir since the issuance process began in
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