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Press Trust of India, Friday July 24, 2009, Washington

Claiming that differences have emerged between US President Barack Obama and Secretary of State on foreign policy issues, an American magazine on Friday suggested that Hillary Clinton's trip to India and Thailand has been her way to distance herself from the White House.

What is End User Agreement?

NDTV Correspondent, Wednesday July 22, 2009, New Delhi

So what is End User Agreement? The US has similar agreements with 82 other countries. The biggest hurdle for India was whether American inspectors should be allowed access to equipment inside Indian military installations at their will.

US media happy with Clinton visit outcome

Press Trust of India, Wednesday July 22, 2009, Washington

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's maiden visit to India has set Indo-US relations on a "new course" for the 21st century, US media said on Tuesday, terming the strategic dialogue as a "symbolic acknowledgment" of New Delhi's growing global stature.

Military pact: Govt claims victory

Nitin Gokhale, Tuesday July 21, 2009, New Delhi

The government is seeing the military pact between India and the US as a diplomatic victory over the US as Washington has made an exception for India. In a departure, from End User monitoring agreements with other countries, America has agreed to India's terms.

Uproar in House over Indo-US defence pact

NDTV Correspondent, Tuesday July 21, 2009, New Delhi

The Indo-US defence pact, called End User pact, has caused an uproar in Parliament, the Opposition says it’s not satisfied with External Affairs Minister SM Krishna's clarification on the floor of the House.

US agrees to India's terms

NDTV Correspondent, Tuesday July 21, 2009, New Delhi

The US has agreed to India's terms for selling military equipment to the country. The military sale agreement which is called the End User Pact paves the way for huge military equipment sales by America to India. In a departure from previous agreements with other countries, America has agreed to India's terms. Under the pact, the US will not have a unilateral right to inspect India's military bases or military equipment sold to India.

Hillary meets S M Krishna

NDTV Correspondent, Monday July 20, 2009, New Delhi

Foreign Minister S M Krishna held talks with US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who is on a visit to India, on Monday. Addressing a joint press conference after the meeting, Krishna said that the talks covered bilateral ties, adding that India and the US regard each other as world powers. He said that new forum for meaningful dialogue has been created, which would cover climate change, disarmament and non-proliferation.

India, US differ over climate change

Sidharth Pandey, Sunday July 19, 2009, Gurgaon

A tour of a ‘green’ building by the US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Gurgaon on Sunday was meant to give an ideal start to the Obama administration’s talks with India on climate change. But within minutes of the press conference bitter divisions became apparent.

Action against Saeed in Pak's interest: Hillary

Barkha Dutt, Sunday July 19, 2009, New Delhi

The following is the complete transcript of US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's exclusive interview with Barkha Dutt, Group Editor, English News, NDTV.

Carbon emission need to come down: Hillary

NDTV Correspondent, Sunday July 19, 2009, New Delhi

US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, currently in New Delhi, emphasised the need to take tough action to curb adverse climate change. Addressing the media at the ITC Green Centre in Delhi suburb on Sunday, Hillary urged India to be firm on emission norms.