Modi's US Visit: A Signal of India's Self-Discovery and Relationship with the US
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the United States is expected to result in major announcements, including a deal to manufacture General Electric fighter-jet engines in India and a deal in which Delhi will buy General Atomics armed drones. The visit is not framed as primarily being about containing China, but the subtext is plain. The resurgence of the rivalry between India and China has made for a convergence of strategic interests between the United States and India. The two countries are expected to deepen their strategic partnership in defense and technology.
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