 "Ahead of Obama visit, US security team visits Agra")
A 40-member team comprising US security advisers, representatives of the two houses and journalists visited the Taj Mahal in Agra to access security arrangements and logistics, ahead of the US President Barack Obama's India visit January 26.
The US president is expected to visit the Taj Mahal in Agra, said officials, adding that the date for Agra visit was not yet final.
The US security team landed at the Kheria airport Tuesday afternoon and interacted with senior police officials and the Archaeological Survey of India officials.
No further details were given out to the media.
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