World News | India-US ties are good for the world: Indian ambassador to US

new hampshire [US]April 6 (ANI): As part of India’s wider ties with the US, Indian Ambassador to the US Taranjit Singh Sandhu has established partnerships with more than 40 states including New Hampshire. contacted and spoke in the state legislature on Thursday.

Speaking at the Congress, Taranjit Singh Sandhu spoke about India-US relations and cooperation in various fields. He also touched on certain challenges that could be overcome through coordination between India and the US.

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“We are guided by the same values ​​and vision, ‘We, the people’ … I believe in the strength of our shared beliefs, deep-rooted friendships and partnerships,” he said.

“India-US relations, whether in defense, renewable energy, education, health, technology, innovation or start-ups, are gathering momentum and strength because of American entrepreneurs,” he added.

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“The Indian pharmaceutical industry accounts for 40% of all generic drug supply in the US. Solar projects, waste-to-energy innovations and circular economy models are bringing new players to India-New Hampshire,” Sandhu said while addressing the assembly.

India runs the world’s largest zero-subsidy home lighting scheme, Affordable LED for All, UJALA. We both believe in bringing light to the world, and efficiency is too high.

“NASA is working with ISRO, our space research organization, to develop a synthetic aperture radar that can help monitor climate change. NASA will soon be training our next astronaut,” he added, speaking at ISRO.

“President Biden and Prime Minister Modi have described the India-US relationship as a ‘partnership for global good’, the most defining relationship of the 21st century,” he added.

Our partnerships within the framework of QUAD, IPEF and I2U2 are creating progress and prosperity for the entire world. As a trusted global partner, we are working to meet the pressing challenges of our time.

De-risk global supply chains, navigate a world of critical and emerging technologies, address climate change, terrorism and threats from the cyber domain, health security and future pandemics. Solutions to these complex problems will involve combining American technology with Indian talent, he said.

“India and the US have launched a historic initiative on critical and emerging technologies, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, telecommunications and quantum. We have active collaborations on vaccines and medicines such as more affordable and accessible Corbevax,” he further added explain.

Sandu said India-US relations are good for the world.

The Indian diaspora has always been a vibrant and strong bridge connecting our two great nations. The World Bank will soon be led by a proud Indian-American.

India’s ongoing large-scale political, social, and economic changes are important drivers of deepening India-US relations.

Today, India stands firm as a beacon of stability amidst geopolitical uncertainty; a pioneer in global economic growth; a provider of solutions to some of the complex challenges of our time; and a consensus builder in times of heightened conflict and tension. India is still interesting, important and incredible.

Be it Aadhar, the world’s largest biometrics scheme, Jan Dhan Yojana, the world’s largest financial inclusion scheme, or Ayush-man Bharat, the world’s largest health protection scheme, India is actively using technology as a tool for good governance.

Today, 40% of the world’s digital payments originate in India. India has more than 80,000 startups, of which 115 are unicorns. We have more rural Internet users (340 million) than urban users (290 million). The International Monetary Fund predicts that 15% of global growth this year will come from India.

During the epidemic, India provided vaccines to more than 100 countries. When disaster struck Turkey, India was the first country to send a humanitarian mission.

As India leads the G-20 this year under the motto “One Planet, One Family, One Future”, its approach to global goodwill resonates widely.

He concluded his speech by quoting Prime Minister Modi, “Most of the India we dream of is in front of us”. This is just a journey we have already begun, and we look forward to friends like America joining us. (Arnie)

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