US Secretary of State John Kerry will interact with students at Indian Institute of Technology in Delhi. Kerry, who is on his fourth visit to the country, engaged in extensive "strategic and commercial dialogue" with External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, who he referred to warmly and several times by only her first name.
"Due to his travel to China for the G20 this weekend, Secretary Kerry will extend his stay in India," Mark Toner, the state department's Deputy Spokesperson. He is also traveling with John Kerry.
US Secretary of State John Kerry postpones his departure. He will not be leaving today: Press Trust of India
There is a way but it is complicated: John Kerry on India's bid for permanent UNSC seat
John Kerry on Pakistan- It's clear that Pakistan has work to do in order to push harder against its indigenous groups that're engaged in terrorist activities
- We have been urging Pakistan to crack down on terror camps
- We have talked about the sanctuaries in the country
- Pakistanis have suffered greatly from terrorism
- 50,000 Pakistanis have been killed as a result of terrorism
- They must work with us to help clear sanctuary of bad actors who are affecting not only India-Pak relationship
John Kerry's interaction with students at IIT-Delhi- Want India to move faster in two areas. India has to improve regulatory process
- Bureaucracy needs to be streamlined and effective
- It has to become a partner in making decisions, not an expert in setting up roadblocks.
- Want India to move away from Coal
Polarisation reflects intolerance, frustration with governance: John Kerry- Polarisation anywhere is not good
- It reflects intolerance and frustration
- People don't see government moving fast enough to cope with problems
- In this age if information, people have access to immediate information
- Don't want to get on road which will act as my comment on the ongoing politics of another nation
- Key is to have tolerance to work through issues
I cannot comment on the elections in the US: John Kerry
Beauty of India and the US is our history of making the impossible a reality: US Secy of State John Kerry
John Kerry on global challengesThe most important question for both our nations is on how to ensure that our bilateral relationship is prepared fully to confront the dangers we face, and to seize the opportunities that are staring us in the face.
And answering this question correctly will make all the difference, because a rising India will play a critical role in resolving global challenges.
Challenges to the rules based order, challenges posed by extremism and terrorism, challenges posed by extreme poverty - which if I may add has gone below 10% for the first time in human history - which shows what can be achieved. This is above all not just a theoretical exercise.
Next year India will co-host global entrepreneurship summit which will help showcase remarkable talent of Indian entrepreneurs: John Kerry
Indian Government has passed GST bill and new bankruptcy laws, made changes in foreign investment regulations: US Secy of State John Kerry
John Kerry on International tribunal judgement on BangladeshWe discussed how India's decision to accept a International tribunal judgement regarding its maritime border with Banglades actually stands apart
This is the kind of policy that supports the rule of law that brings us closer and in my judgement reflects a sense of confidence and a sense of responsibility.
It is a model of how potentially dangerous disputes can be resolved in a mature and peaceful manner including the South China Sea where the US urges China and the Philippines to respect the judgement of the International tribunal which is final and legally binding on both parties.
Citizens Should Be Allowed To Protest In Peace Without Fear: John Kerry- US and India should keep faith in our democratic values
- We should allow them to protest in peace
- We have to respect rights of all our citizens irrespective of creed
- We should allow them to protest in peace without fear that they will be jailed
At a time when countries seek to address issues through use of force, US-India have upheld the rule-based international order: John Kerry
John Kerry on terrorism- We both know the pain of terrorism
- Security threat is our biggest challenge
- We must strike at the root cause of violent extremism.
- Terror groups like Daesh, Al Qaeda, LeT, JeM can't be fought by a single nation alone
President Obama and PM Modi have established a personal relationship that is built on common sense of purpose and vision: John Kerry
Kerry on Indo-US relationship- In the recent years we have more than doubled trade
- The US is now India's top export market.
- We have worked together with earthquake victims in Nepal, evacuate men and women trapped in violence in Yemen, and to train peacekeepers in Africa.
- The commonality of our endeavors across.
- Our peoples who are connected, our universities, and our governments are working more closely than ever before.
Wherever I go, I find a robust debate, and an ambitious vision of future. This is perhaps in Indian DNA: John Kerry
John Kerry On India- India is playing a crucial role in the world today.
- The US has welcomed India's rise. We are the 2 largest democracies in the world bound with common values for tolerance, equality, respect of religious pluralism and of peace.
- Relationship between PM Modi and President Obama built on sense of common purpose
- Relationship between India and US matters not just to us but to the rest of the world
Computer science students of India are so great that after being not taken by colleges here they are very gratefully accepted by MIT: John Kerry
John Kerry's townhall with IIT-Delhi students- Don't know how you all got here. You must've needed boats to get here.
- Sole constant in India is change
- India's story is extraordinary
- India an established power now
US Secy of State John Kerry's event at IIT-Delhi where he will be interacting with students, delayed by an hour due to heavy rainfall in Delhi
US Secretary of State John Kerry to meet students in IIT-Delhi at 9:30 AM