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India, US 2+2 Intersessional Meeting and Maritime Dialogue Next Week
A group of senior US officials will travel to India next week to attend the US-India 2 2 Intersessional Meeting and Maritime Security Dialogue, according to the State Department.
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India-US Dialogue To Lay Down Next Steps For Global Cooperation: Official
The 2+2 India-US ministerial in New Delhi next week would review the accomplishments and lay down the next steps for the global cooperation between the two largest democracies in the world, a senior Trump administration official has said.
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US Reiterates Support For India's Role In Afghanistan
Ahead of the US-India-Afghanistan trilateral talks in New York later this month and in the wake of Afghan President Ashraf Ghani's recently concluded visit to New Delhi, Washington has praised India's "generosity and focus" in helping Afghanistan become a stronger nation.
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PM Modi's Visit Strengthened Indo-US Bonds: American Lawmakers
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's just concluded US visit has strengthened the bonds between the two largest democracies of the world and opened up new avenues of co-operation, top American lawmakers have said.
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Indian Diaspora Launches 'Mission 2022'
The three million strong Indian diaspora in the US has launched "Mission 2022" in partnership with the Confederation of Indian Industries to make US-India partnership a defining partnership of the 21st century.
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'Our Goal is to Be India's Best Friend', Says US Vice President Joe Biden
India and the United States kicked off a crucial dialogue in Washington with the US leaders saying America wants to be "India's best friend" and India asserting that their relationship is defined by natural synergy of democracies.
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Commerce, Economy and Business at the Centre of Ties With India: US
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.
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India-US Partnership Not Directed at China: US Envoy
In India, the US has gained a "critically important strategic partner" of President Barack Obama's Rebalance to Asia policy, and this growing bilateral relationship is "definitively" not directed at the "elephant in the room" China, the US envoy to India has said.
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US flaunts new interview-less visa process for some categories to woo Indians
The new programme will make it easier for Indian citizens to come to the US for various purposes.
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India seeks access to 26/11 Mumbai attack accused David Headley and Tahawwur Rana
India has requested the US to provide it access to the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks accused David Coleman Headley and Tahawwur Hussain Rana. On Wednesday, India raised the issue with the US when External Affairs Minster S M Krishna met US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Washington for the third round of strategic India-US dialogue.
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Hillary Clinton pats India for reduction in Iranian oil import
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton complimented India for the reduced dependence on Iranian oil saying "habits of cooperation is paying off" to deny Iran's nuclear ambitions. "On the critical security challenge of Iran's nuclear programme, you can see habits of cooperation paying off," Mrs Clinton said ahead of the 3rd US-India Strategic Dialog...
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India sees US as an important partner in socio-economic development: Nirupama Rao
Rao said the third India-US Strategic dialogue would be held in Washington in the next few months.
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Hillary Clinton's remarks at opening session of US-India Strategic Dialogue
United States, India, Mumbai, Hillary Clinton, SM Krishna, counter-terrorism, mumbai attacks, India visit
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Obama's statement on US-India strategic dialogue reception
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much. Good evening, everyone. Namaste. I want to thank Secretary Clinton for your outstanding leadership. And I want to thank Minister Krishna for both the kind words and the incredible work that you've put in to try to strengthen even more and deepen even more the relationship between the two largest democracies ...
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India, US 2+2 Intersessional Meeting and Maritime Dialogue Next Week
A group of senior US officials will travel to India next week to attend the US-India 2 2 Intersessional Meeting and Maritime Security Dialogue, according to the State Department.
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India-US Dialogue To Lay Down Next Steps For Global Cooperation: Official
The 2+2 India-US ministerial in New Delhi next week would review the accomplishments and lay down the next steps for the global cooperation between the two largest democracies in the world, a senior Trump administration official has said.
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US Reiterates Support For India's Role In Afghanistan
Ahead of the US-India-Afghanistan trilateral talks in New York later this month and in the wake of Afghan President Ashraf Ghani's recently concluded visit to New Delhi, Washington has praised India's "generosity and focus" in helping Afghanistan become a stronger nation.
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PM Modi's Visit Strengthened Indo-US Bonds: American Lawmakers
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's just concluded US visit has strengthened the bonds between the two largest democracies of the world and opened up new avenues of co-operation, top American lawmakers have said.
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Indian Diaspora Launches 'Mission 2022'
The three million strong Indian diaspora in the US has launched "Mission 2022" in partnership with the Confederation of Indian Industries to make US-India partnership a defining partnership of the 21st century.
-
'Our Goal is to Be India's Best Friend', Says US Vice President Joe Biden
India and the United States kicked off a crucial dialogue in Washington with the US leaders saying America wants to be "India's best friend" and India asserting that their relationship is defined by natural synergy of democracies.
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Commerce, Economy and Business at the Centre of Ties With India: US
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.
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India-US Partnership Not Directed at China: US Envoy
In India, the US has gained a "critically important strategic partner" of President Barack Obama's Rebalance to Asia policy, and this growing bilateral relationship is "definitively" not directed at the "elephant in the room" China, the US envoy to India has said.
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US flaunts new interview-less visa process for some categories to woo Indians
The new programme will make it easier for Indian citizens to come to the US for various purposes.
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India seeks access to 26/11 Mumbai attack accused David Headley and Tahawwur Rana
India has requested the US to provide it access to the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks accused David Coleman Headley and Tahawwur Hussain Rana. On Wednesday, India raised the issue with the US when External Affairs Minster S M Krishna met US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Washington for the third round of strategic India-US dialogue.
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Hillary Clinton pats India for reduction in Iranian oil import
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton complimented India for the reduced dependence on Iranian oil saying "habits of cooperation is paying off" to deny Iran's nuclear ambitions. "On the critical security challenge of Iran's nuclear programme, you can see habits of cooperation paying off," Mrs Clinton said ahead of the 3rd US-India Strategic Dialog...
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India sees US as an important partner in socio-economic development: Nirupama Rao
Rao said the third India-US Strategic dialogue would be held in Washington in the next few months.
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Hillary Clinton's remarks at opening session of US-India Strategic Dialogue
United States, India, Mumbai, Hillary Clinton, SM Krishna, counter-terrorism, mumbai attacks, India visit
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Obama's statement on US-India strategic dialogue reception
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much. Good evening, everyone. Namaste. I want to thank Secretary Clinton for your outstanding leadership. And I want to thank Minister Krishna for both the kind words and the incredible work that you've put in to try to strengthen even more and deepen even more the relationship between the two largest democracies ...
