India-US Ties To Strengthen Deeper in Future

US Secretary of State Blinken's India visit, on account of Independence Day celebrations, emphasizes strengthening bilateral ties, shared values, and joint efforts for global progress.

The US State Secretary Antony Blinken hints that the bilateral relationship between India and the US is becoming deeper and more expansive than ever in recent years. He took part in India's 77th Independence Day celebrations, where he proposed the statement of deepening ties between both countries.

As the oldest and largest democracies of the world, both the US and India have nurtured a strong bond that is growing closer in recent times as both nations are working together for globalized open, prosperous, secure, stable, and resilient growth.

Blinken, as a representative of the American citizens, conveyed his heartfelt wishes on Indian Independence Day. He highlighted America’s shared vision and commitment to tackling soaring global challenges, ensuring peace and prosperity among both countries. Reflecting on the depth and breadth of this strategic partnership, Blinken conveyed his respect and admiration for the proud history of India, the key to the bright future that both nations are building together. Following this, these leaders also took out parades and cultural rallies.

Thousands of Indian Americans also joined Indian Independence Day celebrations, hoisting the tricolor flag outside their homes in cities like Boston, Jersey City, and Chicago.

The governor of Minnesota, Tim Walz, has announced August 15, 2023, as India Day in the state, highlighting the pioneering contributions and heritage of Indian Americans to create a better nation and state ahead. Michelle Wu, the Mayor of Boston, also proclaimed the significance of Indian Independence Day, remarking on the critical role played by the Indian community in the ethnic diversity of Boston, incorporating its rich spiritual and cultural traditions. Many Indians assembled at Boston Harbour to commemorate India's Independence Day, arranged by FIA New England.