Author: Tapan Kr. Mahata & Dr. Jyoti Rani
DOI Link:https://doi.org/10.70798/Bijmrd/020600016
Abstract: The strategic partnership between the United States and India is founded on shared values, including a commitment to democracy and a rules-based international order. Both countries are aligned in their goals of promoting international security, stability, and economic prosperity through trade, investment, and enhanced connectivity. The United States backs India’s rise as a significant global power, contributing to the preservation of the Indo-Pacific region as a zone of peace, stability, and growing wealth. Therefore the researcher has made an attempt to study the areas of co operation between the two countries and to study the bilateral issues creating differences between the two countries. This study is based on the secondary source of information since it is descriptive in nature. It concludes that there is a convergence of Interests for both countries on the issues of common concerns. So both countries can play a positive role while gaining mutual interests. Although disputes are also prevailing there but needs to be aside for future bilateral engagement and partnership.
Keywords: United States, Commerce, Investment, And Connectivity, Security, Stability, And Economic.
Page: 114-118