washington [US]April 1 (ANI): Indian Ambassador to the US Taranjit Singh Sandhu on Saturday stated that members of the Indian neighborhood throughout the US are working to additional bilateral business, financial and folks-to-individuals ties.

“A pleasant afternoon with members of the Indian community from across the US who are working to advance bilateral commercial, economic and people-to-people ties,” the Indian ambassador tweeted on Saturday.

Taranjit Singh Sandhu lately met US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti. The 2 mentioned fast priorities in deepening the India-US bilateral partnership.

“Congratulations to @ericgarcetti on being sworn in as US Ambassador to India. As he prepares to depart for India, we mentioned a few of the fast priorities in deepening the bilateral partnership in step with our leaders’ imaginative and prescient. Trying ahead to working with Eric.

Earlier, United States Home of Representatives Speaker Kevin McCarthy welcomed Sandhu at a reception hosted by eminent diaspora members Nachhatar and Susana Chandy at Indian Wells in California and reiterated his assist for stronger India-US ties within the coming days. expressed from

Addressing the gathering, Sandhu highlighted India’s journey over the past 75 years in all spheres together with politics and economic system, ongoing digital transformation and clear power; The evolution of the India-US partnership and the way it’s now progressing below the imaginative and prescient of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Joe Biden; and the function of the Diaspora in fostering ties.

In his remarks, Sandhu outlined three necessary elements to notice.

“First, India’s personal exceptional growth journey overcoming many challenges; Second, the parallel evolution of the India-US partnership to grow to be one of the vital consequential relationships on the planet, and third, the Indian diaspora has performed and continues to play an exemplary function in nurturing this relationship. (ANI)

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