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Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton addresses the U.S.-India Business Council's Synergies Summit, June 17, 2009

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton
addresses the U.S.-India Business Council's
34th Anniversary "Synergies Summit" at the
U.S. Chamber of Commerce, June 17, 2009

New Era in India-U.S. Relationship: Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton at the U.S.-India Business Council's Synergies Summit, June 17, 2009

"Four platforms of cooperation - global security, human development, economic activity, science and technology - can support us in launching this third phase of the U.S.-India relationship. I think our successes and our futures are intertwined. Obviously, we want India to do well on its own for its own sake, but we also have a stake in that outcome, because we want India to succeed as a model of democratic development. We want India to succeed as an anchor for regional and global security. And we want India to succeed so that the world's two largest democracies can work together as strong partners."  Video

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Robert O. BlakeA New Strengthened Partnership: Assistant Secretary Robert O. Blake reflects on U.S.-India relations

"I think the U.S. and India increasingly are natural allies. We share a growing convergence of our values and our interests. Our peoples and our governments are engaged together in virtually every field of human endeavor. After more than a decade of cooperation, it is clear there is strong and bipartisan support in both countries to cooperate more closely."

U.S. National Security Advisor General James L. Jones with his Indian counterpart M. K. Narayanan in New Delhi on June 26, 2009U.S. National Security Advisor General James L. Jones with his Indian counterpart M. K. Narayanan in New Delhi on June 26, 2009

General Jones visited India June 25-26 at the invitation of Mr. Narayanan. His visit is part of an ongoing effort by the Obama Administration to further strengthen and deepen the key U.S.-India partnership. NSA Jones also met with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Defense Minister A.K. Antony.

Farah PandithFarah Pandith appointed new U.S. Special Representative for Muslim Outreach

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton appointed Farah Pandith to serve as special representative to Muslim communities, in charge of a new office that is responsible for outreach to Muslims around the world. Special Representative Pandith, who immigrated to the U.S. from Srinagar, and her staff will carry out Clinton's efforts to "engage with Muslims around the world on a people-to-people and organizational level."

Service has been my life’s work in many ways- Michelle Obama said recently“United We Serve” initiative one major focus of Michelle Obama's role as First Lady

“It’s been said that our true calling in life is where our hearts’ greatest gladness meets the world’s deepest need,” Michelle Obama said, acknowledging the increasing demand for volunteerism during this time of economic recession."

U/S William Burns met with Indian External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna on June 10 in New Delhi,  AP PhotoU.S. Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs William Burns says India is a crucial partner for the United States, June 10, 2009

After meeting with Indian External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna on June 10, U.S. Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs William Burns told reporters in New Delhi that India "is a major foreign policy priority for the United States" and a "crucial global partner for the United States in the 21st century." More Photos

Ambassador Timothy J. RoemerTimothy J. Roemer nominated as U.S. Ambassador to India, May 28, 2009

President Barack Obama has announced his intent to nominate Timothy J. Roemer as the new U.S. Ambassador to India. Announcing nominations to several key administration posts on May 27, the President said "I am grateful that these distinguished Americans have agreed to help represent the United States and strengthen our partnerships abroad at this critical time for our nation and the world. I am confident they will advance American diplomacy as we work to meet the challenges of the 21st century. I look forward to working with them in the years and months ahead."

USTDA grant signing ceremony for the aviation sector technology standards and processes program, June 12, 2009USTDA Supports India's Civil Aviation Expansion and Modernization, Announces U.S.-India Aviation Summit, June 12, 2009

The USTDA grant will support a standards training program to aid in establishing more efficient and reliable processes for engineering and maintaining aerospace products, thereby further opening the Indian aviation market to U.S. goods and services.


United States-India Educational Foundation (USIEF) logoFulbright-Nehru Fellowships available for study in the U.S.

The United States-India Educational Foundation (USIEF) invites applications for the Fulbright-Nehru and other fellowships that provide grants to study, research and/or teach in the United States.  USIEF welcomes applications from students, college/university faculty, researchers, secondary school teachers, policy planners, administrators and professionals. For details visit www.usief.org.in

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