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Logistics pact will make military operations more efficient: Pentagon

The two countries signed the LEMOA and which will facilitate opportunities for practical engagement and exchange

Doors half shut

The second India-United States Strategic and Commercial Dialogue held in New Delhi on Tuesday had a group of Indian journalists up in arms. They complained that American journalists, who had travelled with US Secretary of State John Kerry, were allowed to attend the opening session of the dialogue but Indian journalists, barring news agencies, were made to wait outside the event venue. As barbs about segregation and US journalists being favoured flew thick and fast, the Ministry of External Affairs clarified that the doors of the Jawaharlal Nehru Bhavan, the venue of the event, were open for all media wishing to cover the press conference that was held later in the evening.

Experts welcome India-US military logistics agreement

Strategic experts called this agreement as a long delayed but a welcome one

CPI-M denounces India-US logistics agreement

CPI-M expressed concern that the US armed forces can utilise Indian military bases while conducting military operations anywhere in world

China downplays Indo-US logistics defence pact

India may loose strategic independence if it leans towards the US, asserted China

India and US sign logistics exchange pact to cement defence ties

Both the country agreed to facilitate innovative abd advanced opportunities in defence technology and trade cooperation

India, US sign logistic exchange pact boosting defence ties

LEMOA facilitates the provision of logistical support, supplies, and services between the US and Indian militaries on a reimbursable basis

Indo-US trade ties have broken every record: US envoy

Enhanced bilateral relations are a result of a significant increase in government-to-government dialogue, US Ambassador Richard Verma said

India, US eye bilateral trade worth $500 bn: report

Report said that 10 sectors have potential not just for domestic growth, but also for strengthening India's position as a global hub

Strong Indo-US ties to strengthen both economies: White House

Barack Obama and Narendra Modi are likely to meet in China next month on the sidelines of the G-20 Summit

Policies of President Obama helped India: US official

Ashley Tellis said New Delhi recognises that the US is important to aid India's rise in power

US Air Force Secretary to visit India; discuss defence, trade

Deborah Lee James will travel to India later this month as part of a maiden visit to four Asian countries

US welcomes India's decision to host GES next year

This year's summit would be held in Silicon Valley

India downplays US Senate rejecting bill on special status

US had recognised India as a 'major defence partner' in a joint statement issued during PM Modi's visit

'Modi's visit gave opportunity to assess Indo-US partnership': Obama administration

Nisha Desai Biswal described the vision laid out by the PM Modi during his address to the US Congress as the 'Modi Doctrine'

Pakistan concerned over growing Indo-US ties

A high-level meeting is scheduled to take place between Pakistan and the US officials on Friday in Islamabad

India's vision can't be realised by bashing China: state media

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has ramped up the India-US relationship to an unprecedented level, an op-ed said

US expects India to join MTCR 'very quickly'

President Barack Obama has strongly backed India's membership into the MTCR

Modi-Obama meeting to last for over two hours

Seventh Modi-Obama meeting will highlight deepening of US-India relationship in key areas

Govts of Telangana, US' California sign MoU, pledge cooperation

It is signed for cooperation in a number of sectors, including business innovation, alternative energy and education