India and US Seeing New 'Degree of Comfort,' Ananta Aspen Centre Says

When it comes to relations between India and the US, how might it perhaps develop or deepen with a third term of a Modi government? I think, I think there is a degree of comfort between India and the US today that has not been there before, largely because of the emphasis on the US relationship by the Modi government for the past decade. But to be fair to the USA, reciprocal emphasis on relations with India by a separate US administration. And I think that will continue and running. In terms of Foreign Relations, China possibly is the toughest one. How might Assad? Modi, Tom define those relations with China. It is indeed the most difficult relationship. For all your viewers, you know there are 100,000 soldiers, troops on either side in a face to face situation in Ladakh which is very, very inhospitable part of the world and that has been the case for the last four years. India has taken some of some steps to delink or not well to decouple its really its economy from China, particularly in the area of investments by China in the technology sector and in the financial sector. China has not been a big FDI source in India because of security concerns in India, but certainly from Tiktok onwards.