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US Vice President JD Vance arrived in Delhi on Monday morning on his four -day visit to India, where he was warmly welcomed at Palam Airbase. He is accompanied by his Indian -origin wife Usha Vance and three children – Ivan, Vivek and Meerabel – also came to India. Special arrangements have been made in the capital Delhi for security.
Meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi
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Vance will hold a two -sided talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the PM residence on 7 Lok Kalyan Marg on Monday evening.
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During this time issues like tariff dispute, trade agreement and strategic partnership will be discussed between the two leaders.
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After the meeting, PM Modi will host the dinner which will include American and Indian high officials.
Emphasis on Indo-US trade and strategic partnership
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This journey is taking place at a time when there is a situation of tariff war between America and India.
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The increased tariff imposed by US President Donald Trump is currently banned for 90 days, but it will be an important issue of dialogue.
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The visit of JD Vance is the second official meeting with PM Modi. The first meeting was held at the AI Summit in France in February.
Participation in cultural programs with family
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After coming to Delhi, Vance and his family will visit Akshardham Temple.
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They can also visit shopping complex to buy traditional handicrafts.
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The Vance family will stop at the ITC Maurya Sheraton Hotel in Delhi.
Rajasthan tour: visit to Jaipur and Agra
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Vance will go to Jaipur on Monday night and stay at Rambagh Palace.
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On 22 April, he will visit Amer Fort and Rajasthan International Center, where he will address a gathering.
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On April 23, the Vance family will go to Agra to see the Taj Mahal and Shilpagram and return to Jaipur the same evening.
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On April 24, Vance will leave India for America.
Special facts:
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Vance’s wife Usha Vance’s ancestor was from Vadaluru in Andhra Pradesh, due to which there is special enthusiasm among the local people about her visit.
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US intelligence director Tulsi Gabbard was also recently on a tour of India and Raisina joined the dialogue.
North India Statesman