India-us Diplomatic Row

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  On India-US Relationship, S Jaishankar Draws A Chandrayaan Parallel

  External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said today it is difficult to put a limit on the India-US relationship, and that the two countries now see each other as "desirable, optimal, and comfortable partners."

• Opinion: Has The Government Forgotten Devyani Khobragade?

  Amnesia about this reflects poorly for India, writes Shashi Tharoor.

• Devyani Khobragade fallout: Indian diplomats fear more US action, want change in visa status of domestic helps, say sources

  Foreign Secretary Sujata Singh has met senior Finance Ministry officials in this regard, sources said.

• Amid row over Devyani Khobragade case, US Energy Secretary cancels India trip

  In the worst setback to Indo-US ties since Devyani Khobragade's case turned into a full blown diplomatic row, US energy secretary Ernest Moniz cancelled his visit to India to attend the annual dialogue on energy cooperation between the two countries.

• Questions hang over India-US spat over Devyani Khobragade

  As diplomats try to work out a way to resolve the India-US row triggered by the arrest and strip search of an Indian diplomat, several questions hang over the unsavory episode.

• Devyani case: Need to preserve and protect partnership with India, says US

  Welcoming the statements of Salman Khurshid on the importance of India-US ties soon after a row erupted over the arrest of an Indian diplomat, a senior US official said there is need to "preserve and protect" the partnership.

• Devyani Khobragade case: US distances itself from Preet Bharara's comments

  Senior US official Wendy Sherman today called India's foreign secretary Sujatha Singh in an effort to find a solution to the diplomatic row over the manner in which Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade was arrested in New York last week. During their 20-minute talk, sources said, Ms Sherman discussed specific steps with Ms Singh to de-escalate the ma...

• Devyani Khobragade's arrest: India demands US apology

  India has said nothing short of an apology from the United States is acceptable for that country's handling of the arrest of its diplomat Devyani Khobragade in New York last week. It has also rebutted US attorney Preet Bharara's statement that Ms Khobragade was extended courtesies in detention that many Americans wouldn't get.