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Right Owned by TFI PostWhat does a Democratic Congress mean for India-US ties, and how is Delhi preparing for it?
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The US midterm elections have drawn renewed attention to the growing political influence of Indian Americans, with experts noting a shift in the community’s voting preferences amid dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump’s policies. The setback for Republicans has been linked to this sentiment. The community also marked a milestone as Indian‑American physician Amish Shah became the first from the community to represent Arizona in Congress.
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India’s diplomatic establishment is treating the US midterm result as a chance to widen its options in Washington after a turbulent stretch in ties under Donald Trump. Officials say they plan to open channels with Democratic lawmakers. Officials in South Block, who followed the count through Tuesday…
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India’s diplomatic establishment is treating the US midterm result as a chance to widen its options in Washington after a turbulent stretch in ties under Donald Trump. Officials say they plan to open channels with Democratic lawmakers. Officials in South Block, who followed the count through Tuesday…
