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India, US Have Parallel Approach To Key Issues, Says Former Diplomat
The current phase of Indo-US ties has its roots in the 1971 Bangladesh crisis as the two nations could develop a parallel approach on key areas of security and economy in spite of opposite views, former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said on Monday.
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Former US Diplomats "Worry" Trump's Claim On Kashmir May Hit Indo-US Ties
President Donald Trump's claim on Monday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi sought his mediation on the Kashmir issue will "damage" Indo-US relations, former diplomats said.
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India A 'Huge Priority' For US, A "Force For Good" Says American Diplomat
India remains a "huge priority" for the US and it is a "force for good" in the world, a senior American diplomat has said, as the ties between the two countries are witnessing some strain.
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'100 Days Of Donald Trump Administration Show Positive Trend For Indo-US Ties'
The first hundred days of the Trump administration have shown a positive trend for the Indo-US relationship and the upward trajectory of ties was expected to continue with bipartisan support for it, a former top Indian diplomat has said.
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Very Important Lessons Learnt From Devyani Khobragade Incident: US
The Indo-US diplomatic crisis that erupted in 2013 with the arrest of woman diplomat Devyani Khobragade was not only a "low point" in ties but both sides learnt "very important lessons" from it, a top official of the outgoing Obama administration has said.
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PM Modi's US Visit Gives A Chance To Assess Strategic Ties: State Department
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit in Washington this week will focus on enhancing Indo-US security and diplomatic cooperation and offers a chance to reflect on how much the strategic partnership has grown during eight years of Obama administration, the State Department has said.
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Overcome Challenges To Realise Economic Ties Potential: US To India
India needs to overcome "tremendous challenges" like religious, gender and caste-based discrimination along with hurdles in the energy and health sectors to realise the full potential of the Indo-US economic relationship, a top American diplomat said on Wednesday.
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Wishing the US on Their Independence Day, PM Modi Says India-US Ties Will Get Even Better
On the Independence Day of the United States, Prime Minister Narendra Modi greeted the American people and expressed confidence that bilateral ties will get even better in times to come based on the "renewed energy" about which he was "extremely excited".
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Top US Officials to Attend Aero India Show 2015 in Bengaluru
Top American diplomats including US Ambassador to India Richard Rahul Verma will participate in the Aero India show beginning today in Bengaluru, as part of their efforts to promote bilateral defence ties.
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Top US Diplomat Hints at Agenda for Barack Obama's Visit to India
Describing the India visit of President Barack Obama as a "seminal moment" for bilateral ties, a senior White House official has said that America wanted to turn the "extraordinary" potential of their relationship into concrete benefits for the people of the two countries.
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India, US Have Parallel Approach To Key Issues, Says Former Diplomat
The current phase of Indo-US ties has its roots in the 1971 Bangladesh crisis as the two nations could develop a parallel approach on key areas of security and economy in spite of opposite views, former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said on Monday.
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Former US Diplomats "Worry" Trump's Claim On Kashmir May Hit Indo-US Ties
President Donald Trump's claim on Monday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi sought his mediation on the Kashmir issue will "damage" Indo-US relations, former diplomats said.
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India A 'Huge Priority' For US, A "Force For Good" Says American Diplomat
India remains a "huge priority" for the US and it is a "force for good" in the world, a senior American diplomat has said, as the ties between the two countries are witnessing some strain.
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'100 Days Of Donald Trump Administration Show Positive Trend For Indo-US Ties'
The first hundred days of the Trump administration have shown a positive trend for the Indo-US relationship and the upward trajectory of ties was expected to continue with bipartisan support for it, a former top Indian diplomat has said.
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Very Important Lessons Learnt From Devyani Khobragade Incident: US
The Indo-US diplomatic crisis that erupted in 2013 with the arrest of woman diplomat Devyani Khobragade was not only a "low point" in ties but both sides learnt "very important lessons" from it, a top official of the outgoing Obama administration has said.
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PM Modi's US Visit Gives A Chance To Assess Strategic Ties: State Department
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit in Washington this week will focus on enhancing Indo-US security and diplomatic cooperation and offers a chance to reflect on how much the strategic partnership has grown during eight years of Obama administration, the State Department has said.
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Overcome Challenges To Realise Economic Ties Potential: US To India
India needs to overcome "tremendous challenges" like religious, gender and caste-based discrimination along with hurdles in the energy and health sectors to realise the full potential of the Indo-US economic relationship, a top American diplomat said on Wednesday.
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Wishing the US on Their Independence Day, PM Modi Says India-US Ties Will Get Even Better
On the Independence Day of the United States, Prime Minister Narendra Modi greeted the American people and expressed confidence that bilateral ties will get even better in times to come based on the "renewed energy" about which he was "extremely excited".
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Top US Officials to Attend Aero India Show 2015 in Bengaluru
Top American diplomats including US Ambassador to India Richard Rahul Verma will participate in the Aero India show beginning today in Bengaluru, as part of their efforts to promote bilateral defence ties.
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Top US Diplomat Hints at Agenda for Barack Obama's Visit to India
Describing the India visit of President Barack Obama as a "seminal moment" for bilateral ties, a senior White House official has said that America wanted to turn the "extraordinary" potential of their relationship into concrete benefits for the people of the two countries.
