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India, US Military-To-Military Relationship Strong: Pentagon
The military-to-military relationship between India and the United States is strong, the Pentagon said Thursday on the eve of the meeting between Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Defense Secretary Austin Lloyd.
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Relationship With India Remains One Of Great Importance: Pentagon
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is set to host his Indian counterpart, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, at the Pentagon on August 23.
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Opinion: PM Modi Navigating Carefully Between Mighty China, Unreliable US
US Defense Secretary James Mattis described India as the "fulcrum'' of security in the Indo-Pacific region as he traveled this week to an annual security conference in Singapore, attended for the first time by an Indian leader.
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Indo-US Defense Relationship Not At Exclusion Of Others: US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis
US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis said the strengthening of strategic relationship with India is not at the expense of others as he praised New Delhi for supporting the fight against terrorists in Afghanistan.
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To Boost Defence Ties With India, US House Clears Over $600 Billion Bill
The US House of Representatives has passed a USD 621.5 billion defence policy bill that proposes to advance defence cooperation with India.
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India Will Maintain Ties With Russia Independent Of United States: Ashley Tellis
India will maintain its relationship with Russia "independent of the US" as Moscow is willing to provide in depth capabilities and technologies which America would not offer, a top US expert has said.
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New US President Should Meet PM Narendra Modi In 100 Days: Top American Think Tank
With just 100 days left in Barack Obama's presidency, a top American think-tank has suggested the new US President should meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi within the first 100 days to strongly signal the importance of continuing close relations between the two countries.
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Relationship With India, Pak Not A 'Zero-Sum Game': Pentagon
The United States views its relationships with India and Pakistan individually and not as a "zero-sum game", the Pentagon has said.
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India-US Military-To-Military Relationship Deepens: US Pacific Command Chief
The military ties between India and the US have deepened as forces from both the countries increasingly participate in joint training and military exercises, a top American commander has said.
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India 'Powerful Player' In Asia Pacific: US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter
Describing India as a "very influential and powerful player" in the Asia Pacific, Defense Secretary Ashton Carter has said the US has a "whole global agenda" with that country while its relationship with Pakistan has more to do with issues of terrorism and Afghanistan.
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Want Closer, Stronger Military Ties With India: US Defense Secretary
The US wants to develop a "closer and stronger" military ties with India, Defense Secretary Ashton Carter has said asserting that his proposed visit to India is expected to set "new milestone" in the bilateral relationship between the two countries.
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India, US Military-To-Military Relationship Strong: Pentagon
The military-to-military relationship between India and the United States is strong, the Pentagon said Thursday on the eve of the meeting between Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Defense Secretary Austin Lloyd.
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Relationship With India Remains One Of Great Importance: Pentagon
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is set to host his Indian counterpart, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, at the Pentagon on August 23.
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Opinion: PM Modi Navigating Carefully Between Mighty China, Unreliable US
US Defense Secretary James Mattis described India as the "fulcrum'' of security in the Indo-Pacific region as he traveled this week to an annual security conference in Singapore, attended for the first time by an Indian leader.
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Indo-US Defense Relationship Not At Exclusion Of Others: US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis
US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis said the strengthening of strategic relationship with India is not at the expense of others as he praised New Delhi for supporting the fight against terrorists in Afghanistan.
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To Boost Defence Ties With India, US House Clears Over $600 Billion Bill
The US House of Representatives has passed a USD 621.5 billion defence policy bill that proposes to advance defence cooperation with India.
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India Will Maintain Ties With Russia Independent Of United States: Ashley Tellis
India will maintain its relationship with Russia "independent of the US" as Moscow is willing to provide in depth capabilities and technologies which America would not offer, a top US expert has said.
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New US President Should Meet PM Narendra Modi In 100 Days: Top American Think Tank
With just 100 days left in Barack Obama's presidency, a top American think-tank has suggested the new US President should meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi within the first 100 days to strongly signal the importance of continuing close relations between the two countries.
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Relationship With India, Pak Not A 'Zero-Sum Game': Pentagon
The United States views its relationships with India and Pakistan individually and not as a "zero-sum game", the Pentagon has said.
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India-US Military-To-Military Relationship Deepens: US Pacific Command Chief
The military ties between India and the US have deepened as forces from both the countries increasingly participate in joint training and military exercises, a top American commander has said.
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India 'Powerful Player' In Asia Pacific: US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter
Describing India as a "very influential and powerful player" in the Asia Pacific, Defense Secretary Ashton Carter has said the US has a "whole global agenda" with that country while its relationship with Pakistan has more to do with issues of terrorism and Afghanistan.
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Want Closer, Stronger Military Ties With India: US Defense Secretary
The US wants to develop a "closer and stronger" military ties with India, Defense Secretary Ashton Carter has said asserting that his proposed visit to India is expected to set "new milestone" in the bilateral relationship between the two countries.
