Us-india Diplomacy

The United States would like to see "deeper bilateral cooperation" with India on nuclear issues, the White House has said, ahead of the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington this week which would be attended by world leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Adding commerce to the Indo-US Strategic Dialogue signals that economy is at the centre of ties between two of the world's biggest economies, a top US official has said, days ahead of the first such meeting aimed at quadrupling bilateral trade to USD 500 billion per annum.

As a follow-up to the US-India Higher Education Dialogue, Under Secretary of State for Public Affairs and Public Diplomacy Tara Sonenshine and Indian Ambassador to the US Nirupama Rao discussed how people-to-people ties are the heart of the US-India relationship. Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asia Robert Blake moderated the live webchat...

The United States would like to see "deeper bilateral cooperation" with India on nuclear issues, the White House has said, ahead of the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington this week which would be attended by world leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Adding commerce to the Indo-US Strategic Dialogue signals that economy is at the centre of ties between two of the world's biggest economies, a top US official has said, days ahead of the first such meeting aimed at quadrupling bilateral trade to USD 500 billion per annum.

As a follow-up to the US-India Higher Education Dialogue, Under Secretary of State for Public Affairs and Public Diplomacy Tara Sonenshine and Indian Ambassador to the US Nirupama Rao discussed how people-to-people ties are the heart of the US-India relationship. Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asia Robert Blake moderated the live webchat...