Cefais gwrdd â’r Gweinidog Gwladol yn y Weinyddiaeth Materion Allanol, Ms Preneet Kaur.  Roeddwn yn falch o’r cyfle i ganmol cyfraniad economaidd, cymdeithasol a diwylliannol y gymuned o Indiaid sy’n byw yng Nghymru.  Yn ogystal â’r gymuned barhaol o Gymry o dras Indiaidd, rydym yn elwa hefyd ar 3,000 o fyfyrwyr o India sydd wedi dewis astudio yng Nghymru.  Nodais fod gan Lywodraeth Cymru berthynas ardderchog â Chonswl India yn y DU ac y carem yn fawr weld agor Chonswlad India yng Nghymru, pwnc y mae’r gymuned yma wedi’n holi yn ei gylch.  Dywedodd y Gweinidog fod conswlad yng Nghymrun destun sydd o dan ystyriaeth ganddi.
I met the Minister of State at the Ministry of External Affairs, Ms Preneet Kaur.  I was glad to highlight the contribution – economically, socially, culturally - of the Indian community to life in Wales.  As well as the permanent community of Welsh people of Indian origin, we also benefit from the 3,000 Indian students who have chosen Welsh institutions.  I noted that the Welsh Government has excellent relations with the Indian High Commission to the UK and that we would very much welcome the opening of an Indian Consulate in Wales, an issue on which the community here has made representations to us.  The Minister reported that a consulate in Wales remains under consideration.