India and the US Embracing a New Paradigm

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The US-India strategic partnership has strengthened significantly during the past two decades, based on a convergence of strategic interests, and the United States and India continue to use their deepening relationship to build new partnerships India-US strategic partnership witnessed rapid growth in 2019 with the two sides inking a crucial deal to facilitate the transfer of defence technology and their leaders - President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi-meeting a record four times post-May elections, displaying growing ties between the world's two largest democracies. India-U.S. relations have entered a phase of renewed enthusiasm and momentum over the past several years. President Barack Obama's visit to India this year-his second as head of state-followed by the conclusion of the U.S.-India Strategic and Commercial Dialogue, stand as testimonials to the fact that this relationship extends beyond traditional governmental interactions. The partnership between the nations, described by Indian prime minster Narendra Modi as one of "natural allies" is multifaceted, encompassing people-to-people connections, business-to-business relations, and government-to-government ties. The strategic, economic and political implications of the Indo-American Civil Nuclear Cooperation Agreement has thoroughly been examined and, indeed, the study of the nuclear dimension of bilateral relations is one of the distinguishing feature of this book.

The US-India strategic partnership has strengthened significantly during the past two decades, based on a convergence of strategic interests, and the United States and India continue to use their deepening relationship to build new partnerships India-US strategic partnership witnessed rapid growth in 2019 with the two sides inking a crucial deal to facilitate the transfer of defence technology and their leaders - President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi-meeting a record four times post-May elections, displaying growing ties between the world's two largest democracies. India-U.S. relations have entered a phase of renewed enthusiasm and momentum over the past several years. President Barack Obama's visit to India this year-his second as head of state-followed by the conclusion of the U.S.-India Strategic and Commercial Dialogue, stand as testimonials to the fact that this relationship extends beyond traditional governmental interactions. The partnership between the nations, described by Indian prime minster Narendra Modi as one of "natural allies" is multifaceted, encompassing people-to-people connections, business-to-business relations, and government-to-government ties. The strategic, economic and political implications of the Indo-American Civil Nuclear Cooperation Agreement has thoroughly been examined and, indeed, the study of the nuclear dimension of bilateral relations is one of the distinguishing feature of this book.

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