US-INDIA 2 LST

Kelly said the Obama Administration already has had a
period of intense engagement with India.

There has been several high-profile visits between the
two countries in the last couple of months including that of
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to India in July and Union
Home Minister of India P Chidambaram to the US.
Several of the Indian and US cabinet ministers have made
trips to each other's countries as part of Administration's
agenda to deepen the strategic relationship with India.
Addressing the annual meet of US-India Business Council,
Clinton said the two countries are at the beginning of a new
era in bilateral relations, calling it "US-India 3.0".
"During her visit to India in July, she further
articulated this Administration's vision for expanded US-India
ties, particularly in the areas of global security, human
development, economic activity, and science and technology.
She underscored our commitment to broadening and deepening
US-Indian relations," Kelly said.
"As proof of that commitment, she and External Affairs
Minister (S M) Krishna launched an ambitious strategic
dialogue between our two countries. That dialogue is already
moving forward, focused on practical cooperation in a wide
range of areas," he said. PTI LKJ
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