As the world's two largest democracies and countries with strong bonds between our peoples, our businesses, our scientific and educational communities, it's natural that the United States and India have deepened and broadened our partnership across a whole range of issues.
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Remarks Following a Meeting With Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India
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