WASHINGTON ¨C The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has significantly invested in its relationship with India over the past four years, seeing the country as a crucial partner in counterbalancing the rise of China.
Military cooperation and a personal friendship between Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India ¡ª both domineering nationalists ¡ª have pushed New Delhi and Washington closer.
Now, as President-elect Joe Biden is set to move into the White House, U.S. diplomats, Indian officials and security experts are resetting their expectations for relations between the world¡¯s two largest democracies.
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