On April 21, 2025 United States바카라 Vice President JD Vance started his four-day visit to India, which includes a family wedding and talks with PM Modi about doubling bilateral trade between the countries to USD 500 billion by 2030 and increase defence cooperation.
American Vice President JD Vance바카라s was greeted with a ceremonial Guard of Honour and traditional dance performances upon his arrival at Delhi바카라s Palam Airport. This reception reflects India바카라s desire to scale up its relationship with the United States, especially in the fields of trade and defence.
Vance바카라s schedule includes everything from a trip to Agra for a family wedding to official negotiations바카라most importantly a meeting with Prime Minister Modi at Lok Kalyan Marg바카라and a planned tour of the Taj Mahal. Political commentators have said that this blend of personal and high-stakes diplomacy while Trump바카라s tariffs loom large over New Delhi is a testament to India바카라s importance as a regional point of contact for America to counterbalance China바카라s growing economy.
Outlook followed Trump바카라s campaign and ascension to US President through its issues in November 2024바카라 Whitewash and Cry Freedom. On November 11, 2024, Outlook바카라s editor Chinki Sinha noted that, regardless of the outcome of the election, 바카라no matter which president comes and rules from the White House there is much that will remain unchanged. 바카라It will be the whiteness that will reign. By whiteness, I mean many things,바카라 she wrote.
In this issue, Ankita M Kumar wrote about the resurgence of Donald Trump, noting that 바카라despite not being in power, Trump has been a significant part of the American consciousness over the past three years.바카라 Outlook바카라s Foreign Affairs Editor Seema Guha pondered over whether the US, elections-wise and going forward, would be defined by world conflicts. Ruchira Gupta wrote on how US바카라s elections were being defined by abortion rights.
After Trump바카라s elevation to the post of President, Outlook once again looked at the consequences of his win in its November 21, 2024. Amir Ali wrote about Trump바카라s 바카라wapsi바카라 to the White House, and Ankita M Kumar wrote about how, after the election results, 바카라the mood among women바카라on Thursday was sombre (because) this election clearly proves that patriarchy will prevail.바카라
Thereafter, in its April 1, 2025 issue, World At Reset, Outlook looked into how Trump's foreign policies were changing the pre-existing global political scenarios. In the issue, Anil Wadhwa asked the pertinent question: Is US's sudden friendship with Russia due to China's growing importance on the world stage? Uma Purushottam wrote on how Trump's new manufacturing-first policy could also benefit India's Make in India scheme. The issue looked into the slew of litigation filed across American courts against various actions of the Trump administration in an article by Avantika Mehta who wrote that "a nation at a critical constitutional juncture. The issue also explored the consequences of Trump's policies on Nato, written by Danita Yadav.
All in all, Vance바카라s visit comes at a critical time for US-India relations. For India, achieving a tariff rollback without compromising is paramount, particularly as it pursues Make in India initiatives and broader Indo바카라Pacific partnerships.