New Delhi: US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is likely to undertake a visit to New Delhi in July, marking possibly the first trip of a top-ranking Obama Administration official during the second tenure of UPA government.
Exact dates for the trip are being worked out and would be firmed up after the new External Affairs Minister takes over, sources said.
The visit would be crucial for discussing the future of bilateral relations which have already witnessed a significant improvement over the last five few years as was reflected by the Indo-US civil nuclear deal.
India has been pressing the US to push Pakistan to ensure that it acts against terrorism in a concrete manner so as to eliminate the threat to the world.
New Delhi is opposed to any financial aid to Islamabad, saying it amounts to giving "liquor to an alcoholic".
Exact dates for the trip are being worked out and would be firmed up after the new External Affairs Minister takes over, sources said.
The visit would be crucial for discussing the future of bilateral relations which have already witnessed a significant improvement over the last five few years as was reflected by the Indo-US civil nuclear deal.
India has been pressing the US to push Pakistan to ensure that it acts against terrorism in a concrete manner so as to eliminate the threat to the world.
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New Delhi is opposed to any financial aid to Islamabad, saying it amounts to giving "liquor to an alcoholic".
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