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"Very Important Bilateral Relationship": Ex-US NSA On India-US Relations
Former US Ambassador to the UN and Former NSA of the US, John Bolton said that while he was the NSA during Trump's previous term as President, trade and tariffs dominated Indo-US relations and Trump and PM Modi's conversations.
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Joe Biden Expected To Back India's Bid For UN Security Council
The Biden administration will place high priority on strengthening the Indo-US relationship by pushing India to became a permanent member of the UN Security Council, continuing co-operation on terrorism, climate change, health and trade, according to a policy paper released by the Biden campaign during the presidential election.
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"Look Forward To Working Closely": PM Congratulates Joe Biden
Prime Minister Narendra Modi joined other leaders in tweeting to congratulate Joe Biden on becoming the 46th President of the United States. "Congratulations @JoeBiden on your spectacular victory! As the VP, your contribution to strengthening Indo-US relations was critical and invaluable. I look forward to working closely together once again to tak...
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Strong Bipartisan Support For US Ties: India On American Election
As the world awaits the result of the American presidential election, India on Friday said the global strategic partnership between the two countries have a very strong bipartisan support in the US, suggesting that the bilateral ties will not be impacted by the poll outcome.
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US Congratulates India On Non-Permanent Membership Of UN Security Council
Hours after India was elected as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council, US Ambassador to India tweeted a congratulatory message with an image of the two countries' flags.
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Somnath Chatterjee, Expelled Communist, Paid The Price For Speaker's Post
Former Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee spent the last few years of his life in seclusion, expelled by the CPM despite representing the political party in Lok Sabha for almost 40 years, for sticking to a non-partisan stand during a critical moment in parliament's history.
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Friend Of India In US Congress, Joseph Crowley Loses Primary Election
Joseph Crowley, a 10-term Congressman and one of the best-known friends of India in the House of Representatives, has been defeated by a 28-year-old Latino candidate in the Democratic party's key New York primary.
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Convergence Of Views New Normal In Indo-US Ties: Envoy Richard Verma
US Ambassador to India Richard Verma today reiterated that convergence of views was the "new normal" in Indo-US ties which is "based on results" and not on "rhetoric", seeking to assuage nerves in New Delhi on Donald Trump's election as President.
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Donald Trump's Win To Usher In New Era In Growing India-US Ties: President Mukherjee
President Pranab Mukherjee on Wednesday congratulated Donald Trump on his election as the President of the United States and expressed hope that a "new era" will be ushered in the growing Indo-US partnership.
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US-India 'Dosti' Is Bipartisan, Will Only Grow Stronger: Ambassador Richard Verma
Indo-US ties "go beyond" the friendship of the American President and the Indian Prime Minister, US envoy Richard Verma said after Republican Donald Trump's election as the 45th President of the United States.
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Hillary Clinton Best For Boosting Indo-US Ties, Says Indian-American Hotelier
Hillary Clinton is the "best" Presidential candidate to boost Indo-US ties as she understands India and its culture well, Indian-American hotelier Sant Singh Chatwal has said while questioning her rival Donald Trump's ability "to run a country". Mr Chatwal, who has been a close friend of the Clintons for years, said the former Secretary of State ha...
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Shouldn't Have Snapped Ties with UPA over Nuclear Deal: Sitaram Yechury
The Left parties should not have withdrawn support to UPA-I government on the issue of Indo-US nuclear deal, says CPI-M General Secretary Sitaram Yechury on the steep decline of the communists eversince.
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India-US Joint Statement: Read Full Text Here
The Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi and the President of the United States of America Barack Obama met this morning. Marking their first bilateral summit, the President recognized the Prime Minister's historic election victory in the largest democratic election ever held.
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'Indian election getting more attention in the US than ever'
India's general election is getting more attention in the US than ever before, a former top American diplomat who played a key role in revival of Indo-US ties after India's 1998 nuclear tests, has said.
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India polls will set new stage for Indo-US ties: Nancy Powell
The US today said the ongoing elections in India will set the stage for the next phase in Indo-US ties and rejected the views that the bilateral relationship "has fallen into the doldrums".
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"Very Important Bilateral Relationship": Ex-US NSA On India-US Relations
Former US Ambassador to the UN and Former NSA of the US, John Bolton said that while he was the NSA during Trump's previous term as President, trade and tariffs dominated Indo-US relations and Trump and PM Modi's conversations.
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Joe Biden Expected To Back India's Bid For UN Security Council
The Biden administration will place high priority on strengthening the Indo-US relationship by pushing India to became a permanent member of the UN Security Council, continuing co-operation on terrorism, climate change, health and trade, according to a policy paper released by the Biden campaign during the presidential election.
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"Look Forward To Working Closely": PM Congratulates Joe Biden
Prime Minister Narendra Modi joined other leaders in tweeting to congratulate Joe Biden on becoming the 46th President of the United States. "Congratulations @JoeBiden on your spectacular victory! As the VP, your contribution to strengthening Indo-US relations was critical and invaluable. I look forward to working closely together once again to tak...
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Strong Bipartisan Support For US Ties: India On American Election
As the world awaits the result of the American presidential election, India on Friday said the global strategic partnership between the two countries have a very strong bipartisan support in the US, suggesting that the bilateral ties will not be impacted by the poll outcome.
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US Congratulates India On Non-Permanent Membership Of UN Security Council
Hours after India was elected as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council, US Ambassador to India tweeted a congratulatory message with an image of the two countries' flags.
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Somnath Chatterjee, Expelled Communist, Paid The Price For Speaker's Post
Former Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee spent the last few years of his life in seclusion, expelled by the CPM despite representing the political party in Lok Sabha for almost 40 years, for sticking to a non-partisan stand during a critical moment in parliament's history.
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Friend Of India In US Congress, Joseph Crowley Loses Primary Election
Joseph Crowley, a 10-term Congressman and one of the best-known friends of India in the House of Representatives, has been defeated by a 28-year-old Latino candidate in the Democratic party's key New York primary.
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Convergence Of Views New Normal In Indo-US Ties: Envoy Richard Verma
US Ambassador to India Richard Verma today reiterated that convergence of views was the "new normal" in Indo-US ties which is "based on results" and not on "rhetoric", seeking to assuage nerves in New Delhi on Donald Trump's election as President.
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Donald Trump's Win To Usher In New Era In Growing India-US Ties: President Mukherjee
President Pranab Mukherjee on Wednesday congratulated Donald Trump on his election as the President of the United States and expressed hope that a "new era" will be ushered in the growing Indo-US partnership.
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US-India 'Dosti' Is Bipartisan, Will Only Grow Stronger: Ambassador Richard Verma
Indo-US ties "go beyond" the friendship of the American President and the Indian Prime Minister, US envoy Richard Verma said after Republican Donald Trump's election as the 45th President of the United States.
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Hillary Clinton Best For Boosting Indo-US Ties, Says Indian-American Hotelier
Hillary Clinton is the "best" Presidential candidate to boost Indo-US ties as she understands India and its culture well, Indian-American hotelier Sant Singh Chatwal has said while questioning her rival Donald Trump's ability "to run a country". Mr Chatwal, who has been a close friend of the Clintons for years, said the former Secretary of State ha...
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Shouldn't Have Snapped Ties with UPA over Nuclear Deal: Sitaram Yechury
The Left parties should not have withdrawn support to UPA-I government on the issue of Indo-US nuclear deal, says CPI-M General Secretary Sitaram Yechury on the steep decline of the communists eversince.
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India-US Joint Statement: Read Full Text Here
The Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi and the President of the United States of America Barack Obama met this morning. Marking their first bilateral summit, the President recognized the Prime Minister's historic election victory in the largest democratic election ever held.
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'Indian election getting more attention in the US than ever'
India's general election is getting more attention in the US than ever before, a former top American diplomat who played a key role in revival of Indo-US ties after India's 1998 nuclear tests, has said.
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India polls will set new stage for Indo-US ties: Nancy Powell
The US today said the ongoing elections in India will set the stage for the next phase in Indo-US ties and rejected the views that the bilateral relationship "has fallen into the doldrums".
