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National Security Advisor Ajit Doval Meets Top US Official, Discusses Defence Ties
US Deputy Defense Secretary Dr Kathleen Hicks met National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and discussed priorities for the US-India bilateral defence partnership, the Pentagon said.
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US Ready To Offer India Wide Range Of Defence Equipment. Conditions Apply
The US is ready to help India's defence needs with the latest technologies and equipment, but New Delhi purchasing long-range S-400 missile defence system from Russia would limit cooperation, the Trump administration has cautioned.
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Russian S-400 Missile Deal May Impact Indo-US Defence Ties: Official
India's decision to buy the long-range S-400 missile defense system from Russia will have serious implications on defence ties, the Trump administration has warned.
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Bill Introduced In US Congress Aims To Put India On Par With NATO Allies
A bipartisan group of half a dozen influential American lawmakers has reintroduced an important legislation in the House of Representatives which seeks to advance the US-India strategic relationship.
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US In Talks With India Over Missile Defence Collaboration: Pentagon
The US has discussed a potential missile defence collaboration with India, a top Pentagon official has said, underlining that Washington wants to build a "much deeper and broader relationship" with New Delhi.
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US, India In Talks Over Strategic Missile Defence Cooperation: Pentagon
The Trump administration has discussed a potential missile defence cooperation with India as part of its effort to deepen the bilateral strategic partnership, the Pentagon has said, asserting that New Delhi is a "key element" in America's Indo-Pacific strategy.
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US Senate Passes Bill Aimed At Enhanced Defence Ties With India
The US recognised India as a "Major Defence Partner" in 2016, a designation that allows India to buy more advanced and sensitive technologies from America at par with that of its closest allies and partners, and ensures enduring cooperation into the future.
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National Security Adviser Ajit Doval To Meet US Defence Secretary On March 24: Pentagon
India and the US will discuss a wide range of bilateral security issues and defence ties during National Security Adviser Ajit Doval's visit to the country.
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US Congress Clears Decks For India To Become 'Major Defence Partner'
The US Congress has cleared the decks for India to become a "major defence partner", with the Senate overwhelmingly passing the USD 618 billion American defence budget for 2017.
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Defence Minister To Hold Sixth Meeting With US Counterpart At Pentagon
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar will meet his American counterpart Ashton Carter at the Pentagon on Monday, weeks after India was designated as a major defence partner by the US.
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US Looking to Deepen Economic Relations With India
The US is looking to deepen its economic relationship with India, a top American diplomat has said ahead of President Barack Obama's trip to the country, during which the two countries would take up a host of issues, including defence, intellectual property as well as the bilateral investment treaty.
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National Security Advisor Ajit Doval Meets Top US Official, Discusses Defence Ties
US Deputy Defense Secretary Dr Kathleen Hicks met National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and discussed priorities for the US-India bilateral defence partnership, the Pentagon said.
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US Ready To Offer India Wide Range Of Defence Equipment. Conditions Apply
The US is ready to help India's defence needs with the latest technologies and equipment, but New Delhi purchasing long-range S-400 missile defence system from Russia would limit cooperation, the Trump administration has cautioned.
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Russian S-400 Missile Deal May Impact Indo-US Defence Ties: Official
India's decision to buy the long-range S-400 missile defense system from Russia will have serious implications on defence ties, the Trump administration has warned.
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Bill Introduced In US Congress Aims To Put India On Par With NATO Allies
A bipartisan group of half a dozen influential American lawmakers has reintroduced an important legislation in the House of Representatives which seeks to advance the US-India strategic relationship.
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US In Talks With India Over Missile Defence Collaboration: Pentagon
The US has discussed a potential missile defence collaboration with India, a top Pentagon official has said, underlining that Washington wants to build a "much deeper and broader relationship" with New Delhi.
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US, India In Talks Over Strategic Missile Defence Cooperation: Pentagon
The Trump administration has discussed a potential missile defence cooperation with India as part of its effort to deepen the bilateral strategic partnership, the Pentagon has said, asserting that New Delhi is a "key element" in America's Indo-Pacific strategy.
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US Senate Passes Bill Aimed At Enhanced Defence Ties With India
The US recognised India as a "Major Defence Partner" in 2016, a designation that allows India to buy more advanced and sensitive technologies from America at par with that of its closest allies and partners, and ensures enduring cooperation into the future.
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National Security Adviser Ajit Doval To Meet US Defence Secretary On March 24: Pentagon
India and the US will discuss a wide range of bilateral security issues and defence ties during National Security Adviser Ajit Doval's visit to the country.
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US Congress Clears Decks For India To Become 'Major Defence Partner'
The US Congress has cleared the decks for India to become a "major defence partner", with the Senate overwhelmingly passing the USD 618 billion American defence budget for 2017.
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Defence Minister To Hold Sixth Meeting With US Counterpart At Pentagon
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar will meet his American counterpart Ashton Carter at the Pentagon on Monday, weeks after India was designated as a major defence partner by the US.
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US Looking to Deepen Economic Relations With India
The US is looking to deepen its economic relationship with India, a top American diplomat has said ahead of President Barack Obama's trip to the country, during which the two countries would take up a host of issues, including defence, intellectual property as well as the bilateral investment treaty.
