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Anurag Thakur, US Senator Daines Discuss Recalibrating Indo-US Partnership

Union Minister Anurag Thakur and Rajya Sabha MP Sudhanshu Trivedi held a productive meeting with US Senator Steve Daines to discuss the Indo-US relationship. The talks focused on repositioning the strategic partnership to be more lasting and beneficial globally. This meeting is part of a series of high-level engagements, as Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and EAM S. Jaishankar also recently met with Senator Daines. The discussions underscore ongoing efforts to strengthen and deepen bilateral ties between the two nations.

Key Points: Thakur, Trivedi Meet US Senator Daines on Indo-US Ties

  • Strategic partnership recalibration
  • High-level diplomatic exchanges
  • Bilateral relationship focus
  • Forum-organized dialogue
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Indo-US Partnership: Anurag Thakur, Sudhanshu Trivedi hold fruitful meeting with Senator Steve Daines

Union Minister Anurag Thakur and MP Sudhanshu Trivedi held a fruitful meeting with US Senator Steve Daines to strengthen the strategic Indo-US partnership.

"lasting, resilient, respectable, and beneficial for the world - Anurag Thakur"

New Delhi, January 19

Union Minister Anurag Thakur on Monday said that he, along with senior party colleague and Rajya Sabha MP Sudhanshu Trivedi, held a "very fruitful meeting" with U.S. Senator Steve Daines to discuss the Indo-U.S. relationship.

In a post on X, Thakur said they exchanged views on key issues and deliberated on ways to reposition and recalibrate the strategic partnership between India and the United States to make it "lasting, resilient, respectable, and beneficial for the world."

He also extended his sincere thanks to the U.S.-India Strategic Partnership Forum for organising the meeting.

"Accompanied by our senior party colleague and Rajya Sabha MP Shri Sudhanshu Trivedi ji, we had a very fruitful meeting with U.S. Senator Mr. Steve Daines on the Indo-U.S. relationship. We exchanged views on key issues and discussed ways to reposition and recalibrate our partnership to make it lasting, resilient, respectable, and beneficial for the world. My sincere thanks to the U.S.-India Strategic Partnership Forum for organising this meeting," he said in a X post.

Earlier today, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal met US Senator Steve Daines and the US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor and had a "productive exchange" of views on the bilateral relationship front.

"Delighted to again meet my good friends US Senator @Steve Daines and the US Ambassador to India @SergioGor. Had a productive exchange of views on our bilateral relationship," Piyush Goyal posted on X.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar had on Sunday also met US Senator Steve Daines, who is currently on a visit to India. They had a wide-ranging and open discussion on the bilateral relationship and its strategic significance.

Last week, the Indian envoy to the US, Vinay Kwatra, also met Senator Daines and discussed the bilateral relationship.

- ANI

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Priya S
Good to see continuous engagement. But I hope our leaders are also focusing on getting better trade deals, especially for our farmers and MSMEs. Sometimes these high-level meetings don't translate to benefits for the common person.
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Rohit P
"Lasting, resilient, respectable" – these are the right words. The world needs a stable anchor, and the India-US partnership can provide that. Jai Hind!
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Sarah B
As someone working in the tech sector, closer ties mean more opportunities. Hopefully, discussions included semiconductor partnerships and clean energy. A win-win for both economies.
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Vikram M
Fruitful meetings are good, but action on the ground is better. We've heard "strategic partnership" for years. Time to see concrete results in defense manufacturing and countering common threats.
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Karthik V
Positive step. The relationship has definitely matured beyond just government ties to strong people-to-people and business links. That's the real foundation.

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