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US Delegation Led By Top Diplomat Richard Verma To Visit India Tomorrow
The Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources Richard R. Verma will lead US delegations to Nepal on August 16 and India from August 17-22 to advance and support a prosperous, secure, and resilient future for both countries.
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Security Cooperation With India To Be More Important In Future: US Diplomat
India-US security cooperation will become even more important in the years ahead and the work of the two countries on emerging technologies will take on even more promise, a top American diplomat said.
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US Deputy Secretary Of State Richard Verma To Visit India, Maldives
Senior American diplomat Richard Verma will embark on a six-day official visit to India, Sri Lanka and the Maldives next week to strengthen the US' bilateral ties with the key Indo-Pacific partners.
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Indian-American Richard Verma Confirmed For Top US State Department Position
The US Senate has confirmed Indian-American lawyer, diplomat and executive Richard Verma as the Deputy Secretary of State, Management and Resources, a position which is normally seen as the CEO of the powerful State Department in the US government.
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Joe Biden Nominates Indian-American Richard Verma For Top Diplomatic Post In State Department
US President Joe Biden has nominated Indian-American lawyer diplomat Richard Verma, also a former US ambassador to India, to a top diplomatic position in the State Department, a move hailed by the Indian diaspora here as a "inspired choice".
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Biden Nominates Indian American Richard Verma To Top Diplomatic Position
Indian-American lawyer diplomat Richard Verma has been nominated by US President Joe Biden to a top diplomatic position in the State Department.
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Foreign Minister Jaishankar Was Among World's Best Diplomats: US Experts
Some of the former top US diplomats and foreign policy experts have praised the appointment of S Jaishankar as the new External Affairs Minister and have exuded confidence that US-India strategic ties will be further enhanced under his watch.
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Ties With India Topmost Priority Of The Century For US: Former Ambassador Richard Verma
The Trump Administration has recognised India as a major foreign policy priority, a former top American diplomat has said, noting that the credit for strong ties between the two nations goes to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and former US President Barack Obama.
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US Ambassador To India Richard Verma Likely To End His Assignment
US President Barack Obama's appointee as ambassador to India, Richard Verma, may be ending his New Delhi assignment this month when President-elect Donald Trump takes over on January 20 if an administration directive to non-career diplomats holds.
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PM Narendra Modi's US Visit 'Very Rich And Productive': US Ambassador
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's three-day visit to the US this week was "very, very rich and productive" as significant progress was made in wide range of areas from civil nuclear energy to defence and trade, America's top diplomat in New Delhi has said.
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US Delegation Led By Top Diplomat Richard Verma To Visit India Tomorrow
The Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources Richard R. Verma will lead US delegations to Nepal on August 16 and India from August 17-22 to advance and support a prosperous, secure, and resilient future for both countries.
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Security Cooperation With India To Be More Important In Future: US Diplomat
India-US security cooperation will become even more important in the years ahead and the work of the two countries on emerging technologies will take on even more promise, a top American diplomat said.
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US Deputy Secretary Of State Richard Verma To Visit India, Maldives
Senior American diplomat Richard Verma will embark on a six-day official visit to India, Sri Lanka and the Maldives next week to strengthen the US' bilateral ties with the key Indo-Pacific partners.
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Indian-American Richard Verma Confirmed For Top US State Department Position
The US Senate has confirmed Indian-American lawyer, diplomat and executive Richard Verma as the Deputy Secretary of State, Management and Resources, a position which is normally seen as the CEO of the powerful State Department in the US government.
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Joe Biden Nominates Indian-American Richard Verma For Top Diplomatic Post In State Department
US President Joe Biden has nominated Indian-American lawyer diplomat Richard Verma, also a former US ambassador to India, to a top diplomatic position in the State Department, a move hailed by the Indian diaspora here as a "inspired choice".
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Biden Nominates Indian American Richard Verma To Top Diplomatic Position
Indian-American lawyer diplomat Richard Verma has been nominated by US President Joe Biden to a top diplomatic position in the State Department.
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Foreign Minister Jaishankar Was Among World's Best Diplomats: US Experts
Some of the former top US diplomats and foreign policy experts have praised the appointment of S Jaishankar as the new External Affairs Minister and have exuded confidence that US-India strategic ties will be further enhanced under his watch.
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Ties With India Topmost Priority Of The Century For US: Former Ambassador Richard Verma
The Trump Administration has recognised India as a major foreign policy priority, a former top American diplomat has said, noting that the credit for strong ties between the two nations goes to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and former US President Barack Obama.
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US Ambassador To India Richard Verma Likely To End His Assignment
US President Barack Obama's appointee as ambassador to India, Richard Verma, may be ending his New Delhi assignment this month when President-elect Donald Trump takes over on January 20 if an administration directive to non-career diplomats holds.
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PM Narendra Modi's US Visit 'Very Rich And Productive': US Ambassador
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's three-day visit to the US this week was "very, very rich and productive" as significant progress was made in wide range of areas from civil nuclear energy to defence and trade, America's top diplomat in New Delhi has said.
