US-India Relations: A New Chapter in Trade Talks
President Trump held a phone conversation with Prime Minister Modi to address strained US-India relations, coinciding with S. Jaishankar's visit to Washington for trade talks amid high tariffs and other diplomatic tensions.
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In a bid to mend the frayed relations between the United States and India, President Donald Trump reached out to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday through a phone call. Official confirmation of the conversation came from US ambassador to India Sergio Gor via a brief social media post.
The timing of the call coincided with Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar's arrival in Washington for a three-day visit. The visit seeks to address the sharp downturn in diplomatic relations, marked by a spike in US tariffs on Indian goods and other contentious issues such as immigration policies.
Despite the tensions, significant progress has reportedly been made in negotiations for a bilateral trade deal, highlighting efforts by both countries to resolve pressing issues and strengthen economic partnerships.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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