Indian diplomat praises advance in Indo-US ties

Washington, Sep 19 The Indo-US participation has reached a level which was "incredible" a decade ago, a senior Indian diplomat has said as he commended the diaspora for its part in expanding bilateral ties.

Santosh Jha, the new Deputy Indian Ambassador to the US, said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's June visit additionally gave a crisp stimulus to the development of bilateral ties.

"By and large, the two nations see each other as partners where progress in one is to the benefit of another and developing thriving of one can add to flourishing of the other.

"Prime Minister's visit to Washington DC in June 2017 saw a reaffirmation of this estimation and gave new force to the development of India-US key association," he said.

At a gathering facilitated in his respect by the Indian American people group, Jha said a critical measurement of India's remote strategy has been the developing association with the US.

"Among the many components that has empowered this fast development in the Indo-US ties, the chief has been the part of the Indian people group in this nation of which every one of you are a section," he said at the gathering in Virginia.

"Today, India and the US coordinate at a level which was unbelievable even 10 years prior. There is not really any region of human attempt in which our two nations are not collaborating in a commonly useful manner," Jha said.

The US is progressively observed as an accomplice of decision for India's continuous change and it is rising likewise as a security accomplice in developing Asia and the more extensive world, he said.

"Our participation on counter fear mongering depends on our basic sense of duty regarding battle this worldwide scourge. Late assignment by the US of Syed Salahuddin as a worldwide psychological oppressor and Hizbul Mujahideen as a worldwide fear monger association going ahead best of comparative such assignments in the past are cases of our developing union on this issue," he said.

"India and the US lead today military activities with each other more than with some other nation. Our safeguard exchange has come to over USD 15 billion and is developing," Jha said.

The occasion was likewise celebrated as the US-India Partnership Day.

"I have never been more bullish about the fate of the relations between our two incredible nations," said Indian American humanitarian Frank Islam.

"There is a bipartisan accord about the need to keep up a cozy association with India," he said.