Shringla Expresses Confidence in India-U.S. Trade Talks, Urges Diaspora to Strengthen Ties

Speaking at a reception hosted by the Indian American Business Impact Group (IAMBIG), Shringla described the India-U.S. partnership as the “defining relationship of the 21st century.”

Former Indian Ambassador to the United States and Rajya Sabha Member Harsh Vardhan Shringla. / Courtesy of Lalit K Jha

Former Indian Ambassador to the United States and Rajya Sabha Member Harsh Vardhan Shringla on Aug.26 said that both governments are hopeful of concluding a “mutually beneficial free trade agreement” and exuded confidence that the bilateral relationship would soon regain the high momentum of recent years.

Speaking at a reception hosted by the Indian American Business Impact Group (IAMBIG), Shringla described the India-U.S. partnership as the “defining relationship of the 21st century” and emphasised the vital role the diaspora must play in sustaining it. “This relationship is too important and too vital — not only in geopolitical terms, but also in economic terms,” he told a packed hall of Indian American entrepreneurs and community leaders.

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