Oldest and Largest Democracies : USA & India


When the Heads of one of the largest democracy and Other Side the oldest democracy will meet there are many speculations which the people are predicting from the various fields such as Businnes ,Politics and even the common people as many issues which have emerged between the transition period of Regime change in the USA.

It will be fifth visit of Indian prime minister Shri Narendra Modi to Washington ans as a Republican President Mr Donald Trump has brought many uncertainties regarding India is some of his very strange decisions such as getting out of Paris agreement, trading pattern change, H1B visa etc which were not feased even with phone call with diplomacy

Though this back channel diplomacy continued, the visits of ministers senior diplomats from Washington to New Delhi or vice versa have been able to maintain Status quo in the healthy relationship which prevailed in the Obama's administration.
Many friendly steps it have taken during the face of transition "Lisa Curtis" a well-known face to India appointed as a senior director at the National Security Council and probable nomination of "Kenneth Juster" as Ambassador to India.
The sense of credibility will still remain in the "Pivot to Asia" can be seen when it comes to tackle with the rising powers of China and North Korea despite of any contradiction the US have to believe that it will follow a common path with India.

Many other concern such as Trade, Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), Market access , India's concern is to get feasibility in the H1Bvisa and safety of Indians as many incident of racial discrimination and killing of an Indian engineer over there are worst form of behaviour towards Indians
India haven't raise the voice against USA's decision to drop bomb on Afghanistan but on a long run its India who have to decide whether to back Afghanistan on this issue because India's investment and relationship with Afghanistan can become a "Wood to fire" by such act of USA and its India which cannot ruin relationship with anyone.
Now the issue of Pakistan everyone knows that USA backs Pakistan by funding it directly or indirectly and Pakistan is a big threat to India which is raising every time the fire in the Kashmir Valley so if India wants the peace in Kashmir Valley it have to shut up with funding which is very indirectly coming from America and America knows it so it will become a dilemma for America in future to decide to which side it will go.

Delhi was not pleased by the bonhomie on display during and after the Trump-Xi summit, statements by Secretary of State Tillerson on his visit to China the apparent upgrading of the U.S. Delegation to the Belt and Road Forum in Beijing (which the Indian government declined to attend), and the perceived utility of China vis-à-vis North Korea.
India's willingness to become a permanent member in Security Council cannot happen untill the US doesn't come to picture ,and NSG Waiver which Mr Obama backed can be threatened in this regime.India have to look into that issue very seriously.
Diplomacy is never run by Emotions,and Public Opinion ,it should be in the favour of the Country.It depends on the Political Will power where the relation forward.

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