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India, US ask Pak to take 'irreversible action' against terrorists

Statement after 2+2 dialogue asks Pakistan to take action against gangster Dawood Ibrahim's criminal network and terrorist networks like al-Qaeda, Islamic State, and Lashkar-e-Taiba,

Natural partners, unnatural times

India-US defence ties remain strong despite discord over trade and human rights. New Delhi would do well not to put this to the test

India, US working on greater collaboration in defence sector: Rajnath Singh

India and the US have a global strategic partnership and the two are working together to further expand and deepen this important partnership, Singh said

India, US discuss 5G technology, risks posed by Chinese-made telecom giants

President Donald Trump has asked American firms to stop doing business with Chinese telecom giant Huawei, alleging that it was a tool of Chinese intelligence

India, US agree to expand bilateral cooperation at second 2+2 dialogue

The first 2+2 dialogue was held in New Delhi in September last year after the mechanism was approved by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump.

US appeals WTO ruling in a dispute over import duties on Indian steel

Last month, a WTO panel found that Washington had failed to fully comply with a five-year-old ruling

Hyderabad a microcosm of best practices in US-India defence ties: Official

US and Indian firms are already collaborating in the co-production of C-130 transport aircraft, F-16 fighter planes, and Apache helicopters at joint facilities in the city

Can eliminate Pak terror camps from within our borders with Rafale: Rajanth

Singh arrived in the US on Monday for the US-India 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue in Washington on December 18

India impacted by global recession, will emerge from it, says Rajnath Singh

India's GDP growth slowed for the sixth consecutive quarter in the July-September quarter to 4.5 per cent as manufacturing slumped on low domestic consumption.

Finding reality in Carter's India visit

Analysts say the next Malabar could feature Japan's vaunted Soryu-class submarines, which it hopes to sell India.

India not availing export licence exemptions: US deputy assistant secretary

On July 30 last year, US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross announced that India was being upgraded to STA-1 status which makes Indian firms eligible to import high-tech US defence products

US Pacific commander admits US-India jointly tracking Chinese submarines

Says jointmanship would improve with signing COMCASA

USIBC applauds US Congress for approving pro-India defence amendment

The amendment which institutionalises the US government's focus on the US-India security relationship, was passed by a voice vote last week

India must honour religious freedom, says US about Citizenship law

'We hope the government will abide by its constitutional commitments, Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom, said in a tweet

Want America working with allies like India to make world safe: Trump Jr

Trump Jr said it is a "great honour" for him to be with the "incredible" Indian-American community.

Second two-plus-two dialogue on Dec 18, no update on Indo-Japan summit: MEA

On whether the India-Japan summit will take place in Guwahati from December 15-17, he said there was no update to share

Does India have much to gain from a possible trade deal with the US?

Commerce Department officials have argued that India stands to gain little from such a pact, as import duties for goods entering the US are already among the lowest in the world

US committed to common vision for India defence ties: Pentagon official

India and the US will hold the second round of '2+2' dialogue involving their foreign and defence ministers in Washington on December 18

India needs to tighten up procurement processes of defence technology: US

The official acknowledged India's purchases of military hardware from Russia but underlined that the Trump administration was not seeking to punish a country with a long sustainment line

India, US hope to find an early solution to resolve trade issues: MEA

he two countries have been locked in trade disputes for months, slapping higher tariffs on each other's products and the U.S. withdrawing a key concession to India.