Browsing: US-India relations

Next week’s Summit on Climate, hosted by President Biden, will serve as a signal as to how the global community weaves together climate equity and nationalistic priorities.

India with 14 million cases becomes world’s second most affected nation after the US with 31 million cases.

Despite New Delhi’s efforts to address abuses, lack of accountability persists, says 2020 Human Rights Report.

In his second stint as US Surgeon General, Indian American physician vows to end Covid pandemic.

Critics call City’s failure to condemn religious discrimination “failure of character.”

Defense Secretary Austin confident India-US strategic partnership will reach new heights.

The climate crisis will be a key strategic convergence in improving Indo-US bilateral relations.

New Delhi ignored the fact that Congress is a co-equal branch of government and focused all attention only on the president.

Global leaders express faith in the strength and resilience of American democracy.

Indian embassy in US hosts mentoring program for Indian National Startup Awards 2020 finalists.

Dr. Pande, author of “Making India Great: The Promise of a Reluctant Global Power,” discusses the book.

Alleging escalation of violence against Muslims, advocacy group asks PM to save India’s secular Constitution.

They urge Pompeo to contact Jaishankar “to reinforce the United States’ commitment to the freedom of political speech abroad”.

Exchange programs to focus on the legacies of Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King.

‘Reforms intended to double farmer’s incomes and expand agricultural market.’

Holidays and a new year are reasons to celebrate and to look for new beginnings.  As we near 2021, we have a need to do both. 

If he becomes Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, bilateral ties would be in safe hands.

Secretary of State designate Antony Blinken gives “high-priority” to strengthening ties with India.

Biden wants to strengthen US-India strategic partnership alongside Harris.

The former U.S. ambassador to India says U.S.-India relations are a  non-partisan issue” and a Biden administration treat India “as an equal partner.”

Both Republicans and Democrats have ‘warm’ feelings for Modi; Modi factor not a vote influencer.

We’re in a world that is economically multipolar, but militarily unipolar, says the former Indian diplomat.

Bipartisan resolution recognizes elections, democracy, and freedom as essential rights for all people.

Indian envoy Taranjit Singh Sandhu is in Delhi for “consultations.”

Some have concluded that Trump would be better for India than Biden. However, there is little evidence to support that conclusion.