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US INDIA relations refers to the bilateral relations between the United States of America and the Republic of India.
US INDIA relations have strained over Obama administration's approach in handling the Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan and Pakistan. India's National Security Adviser, M.K. Narayanan, criticized the Obama administration for linking the Kashmir dispute to the instability in Pakistan and Afghanistan and said that by doing so, President Obama was "barking up the wrong tree"
The US INDIA defense relationship derives from a common belief in
freedom, democracy, and the rule of law, and seeks to advance shared
security interests. Today, India and the U.S. share an extensive cultural, strategic, military and economic relationship
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SUMANTA SAHU
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"Rephrase and give it a thought from another angle"
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Dear madam, I could not understand why should US help India.....,because it cann't. Terrorism is their product only and their stand in this matter is very much doubtful. They have their own strategic plannings and partners. Why should we expect...
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Prasad PN
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"Rephrase question"
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US will continue to support Pakistan government to fight terror in Pak and Afghanistan and it will indirectly arm those who is opposed to India. Our region will become unstable and both China and US does not want India to become Strong
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prashant kammar
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"Strong Selfless Collaboration"
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Dear madam, your view appears good only on paper as it is practically impossible. We can not expect US to HELP India to come out of terrorism. You must be aware about the fact that the US gave birth to terrorism long back. US still funding...
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Rabbani’s Death Blow to India When a suicide bomber killed former Afghan President Burhanuddin Rabbani last week at his Kabul residence, he may also have delivered a mortal blow to the peace process as well. This is the third major act of terrorism in Afghanistan this month, with all three attacks carried out in supposedly secure locations. Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid initially claimed the group’s responsibility for the Rabbani assassination , although the group seemed to backtrack from the comments a day later. Regardless of whether the assassination was carried out by the Taliban, the perpetrators were merely the hand that executed the act. The mind was most likely located el...
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Sumana
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Flowers are the most beautiful creations of nature. It remains to be the most perfect choice for any occasion and also for any moment. Vibrant shades of fresh blossoms reflect the feelings of the humans. For catching up with beautiful bouquets and...
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Srinivas suravajhala
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The assassination of Rabbani seems to be a warning to Karzai against his alliance with Tajiks and it also can be considered as a pre-emptive clout to prevent the re-emergence of the Northern Alliance as a strong force. The assassination of Rabbai...
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Clinton’s India Nuclear Landmine There was nothing much for India to cheer about as US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited New Delhi this week for the second Indo-US Strategic Dialogue with her Indian counterpart S.M. Krishna. Indian concerns about the Nuclear Suppliers’ Group’s recent hardening of Enrichment and Reprocessing technology transfer terms remained unaddressed, while Clinton instead conveyed Washington’s annoyance over Indian nuclear liability laws, which make it possible to seek compensation from suppliers, and asked the UPA government to tweak them further to conform with international liability norms. She also asked India to negotiate with the International Atomic En...
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S. Muralidharan
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Mr. Rajeev, thanks for sharing this information. Any dilution in the 123 Agreement between the USA and India will have, as you mentioned, tough political ramifications from both left and right parties in India. Under the agreement, as of now,...
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Hillary Clinton’s Hits and Misses in India The U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who held the second Indo-U.S. Strategic Dialogue with her Indian counterpart S M Krishna in New Delhi on July 19, failed to give any concrete assurance to India on its concerns about Nuclear Suppliers’ Group’s recent hardening of ENR (Enrichment and Reprocessing) technology transfer terms, which put a question mark on implementation of the Indo-U.S. civilian nuclear cooperation agreement. She also did not to haul Pakistan over coals for its various sins of omission and commission on the terror issue, like British Prime Minister David Cameron and French President Nicholas Sarkozy had done last year while ...
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Pl see the URL for Diplomatic Courier, Washington DC, for the full article.
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Rohit Thakur
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INDIA should also force US not to withdraw troops from Afghanistan. Its really a bad news for INDIA. Now all militants from PAK and other countries will get freedom to start their campaign freely in Afghanistan. Its a serious issue. thanks for the...
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Srinivas suravajhala
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A big blow for India. Talibans welcomed withdrawal of American troops in their style by killing the kin of President Mr. Karzai. The strategic point Kabul is now in the hands of three rogues (Al-Qaeda, Taliban and ISI). Unless our security forces...
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The following article of mine was recently published in a Washington magazine 'Diplomatic Courier'. U.S. Withdrawal From Afghanistan Is Bad for India WRITTEN BY RAJEEV SHARMA, CONTRIBUTOR | 28 JUNE 2011 President Barack Obama’s announcement that the United States will withdraw 10,000 U.S. soldiers from Afghanistan by the end of this year and complete withdrawal of all its soldiers in that country in a phased manner by 2014 is bad tidings for India and good news for Pakistan and the jihadists. The June 22 announcement is an implementation of Obama’s promises that he made while campaigning for presidential elections in 2008. It is understandable from the American points of view—economically a...
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S. Muralidharan
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Rajeev ji, tell me one thing, can we not re-align with Russia and also take China in our side to protect "Central Asia" from further disaster? I think, terror activities of Al Qaida and Taliban and directed towards India due to the presence of...
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Rohit Thakur
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I don't think american will take out their Army 100%, as Russia and China keeping an eye to get entry into Afghanistan specially after knowing that Afghan is full of resources worth billion and billion of dollars. For India its definitely a bad...
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Rohit Thakur
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I believe our government is under tremendous pressure from American leaders. America wont let this contract go to Europe, especially at this point or time when they are struggling to come out of the Economic Downturn!. I wish we could develop...
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Pl read full article on http://www.diplomaticourier.org/kmitan/articleback.php?newsid=593
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Ravindra Sharma
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What US would do would surely be taking care of their self interests and the same applies to Pakistan justly or otherwise. And worrying about aspects you have no control over is at best wasteful exercise. What India ought do is put all out...
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ravindra shrivastava
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| 3 years ago
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Indo-Pak problems stem from the cold war mindset of the West that propped up Pak to contain India. In size, population, economy, ideology, social set up, etc, Pak can not hold the same weight as India. The single most imprtant thing that the US...
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Navjeet Sood
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Sure Kavitha, agreeing by disagreeing. You must have read / heard by now that Headley could even escape life term. Give the happening a close look and you'll realise what US has in plans. Headley would be a free man to walk in 2-3 years, may be...
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Honey Sood
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obivously yes, america never been favour india in any matter it might be terrorism also. it is only due to terrorist attack on his own country america come forward to strike a war against terrorism but its only his dual face i.e....
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Azhar Kazmi
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Why is our media not exploring the possibility that Headley might be the agent provocateur sent by the US agencies or at least the possibility that the US agencies might have connived at Headley's actions in India leading to 26/11? After all,...
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Military Strength: Comapre India and Pakistan Manpower and Ground Forces India has the second largest manpower in its military globally - at 3,773,300 personell (2005), next only to China. Pakistan has a much smaller manpower of 1,449,000 personell which is proportionally higher than India in terms of their population ratios. Pakistan’s ground forces are equipped with American or Chinese weapons like FIM 92 Stinger SAMs, BGM-71 TOW anti-tank missiles, T-82 tanks and other equipments. Indian ground forces are equipped mostly by home-made or Soviet technologies like IR guided 9K35 Strela-10 SAMs, 3rd Gen IR guided Nag anti-tank missiles, UAVs and a large inventory of tanks and support vehicles. In terms of numbers and equipments, both Indian and Pakistani ground forces are on an closely equal footing. Comparison of Air Forces As of 2006, Indian Air Force (IAF) has over 170,000 personnel and 3,382 aircrafts of which 1,330 are combat aircrafts operating off 61 airbases - making it the...
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