Obama’s Outreach To India Seeks To Cement Ties With a New Strategic Ally of the U.S.
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President Obama starts his three-day visit to India hoping to strengthen America’s political ties and expand American trade relations with the world’s largest democracy. Indians, in turn, expect that America will open its doors to even more imports from the world’s second fastest growing economy — after China — and will further ease the path for India, also a nuclear power like China, to acquire nuclear technology for civilian uses.
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