At the White House, US President Donald Trump made a strong statement about India – US relationship, dismissing speculation about tensions between the two nations.
Trump praised Indian Prime Minister , calling him a ‘great Prime Minister’ and reaffirmed that he will ‘always be friends’ with him. He went on to say that ‘India and the United States have a special relationship. There is nothing to worry about’.
When asked about his recent post on truth social mentioning ‘losing India’, Trump clarified: ‘I don’t think we have’. He emphasized his personal rapport with Modi, recalling: ‘I get along very well with Modi, as you know. He was here a couple of months ago, we went to the Rose garden’.
PM Narendra Modi Responds
Prime Minister of India, Modi quickly responded with appreciation for Trump’s remarks. In a statement, Modi said
“Deeply appreciate and fully reciprocate President Trump’s sentiments and positive assessment of our ties. India and the US have a very positive and forward looking Comprehensive and Global Strategic Partnership”.
Why it Matters
- The remarks come at a time when global attention is on India-US cooperation in trade, defense and technology.
- Both leaders have often highlighted the personal warmth in their relationship as a factor that strengthens bilateral ties.
- Analysts believe Trump’s latest comments will reassure policymakers and investors about the stability of India-US relations.
With both countries engaged in expanding cooperation in areas like AI, defense and clean energy. Trump’s statement reinforces the importance of India – USA ties on the global stage.
For millions of Indians watching global politics, this exchange between Trump and Indian Prime Minister signals continuity and positivity in one of the world’s most important partnerships.
