EAM Jaishankar thanks Rubio for Taj 26/11 tribute; calls for 'zero tolerance on terror'
- On Tuesday, United States Secretary Marco Rubio honored victims of the 26/11 attacks by laying a wreath at the Taj Hotel's memorial in Mumbai. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar expressed appreciation for the tribute, emphasizing India's resolve to defend against terrorism.
- The wreath-laying occurred alongside the Freedom 250 reception in Mumbai, marking the 250th anniversary of American independence. Jaishankar highlighted the city's unique position as India's financial capital and a hub for bilateral engagement.
- Jaishankar welcomed the United States administration's decision to extradite Tahawwur Hussain Rana, a key culprit in the 2008 attacks. This action underscores growing counter-terrorism cooperation between the two nations.
- Secretary Rubio stated the United States and India could help 'shape the 21st century' by working together and upholding shared values including democracy and the rule of law. A trade deal announcement is expected soon.
- Both nations prioritize strengthening cooperation in trade, technology, and energy while maintaining peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific. Expanding areas of convergence is key to deepening bilateral ties amid the transitioning global order.
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Marco Rubio In Mumbai: S Jaishankar Calls For Zero Tolerance On Terrorism
The External Affairs Minister pointed out fresh prospects within the bilateral relationship spanning commerce, investment, technology and energy, noting that consistent communication alongside pinpointing shared objectives would establish a clear roadmap.
Zero tolerance on terror: Jaishankar thanks US for Tahawwur Rana extradition
Jaishankar, the chief guest at the Freedom 250 reception hosted by US Ambassador Sergio Gor in Mumbai, also thanked US Secretary of State Marco Rubio for laying a wreath at the Taj Hotel’s 26/11 memorial earlier in the day.
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Expect our partners to show zero tolerance toward terrorism: EAM Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar thanked US Secretary of State Marco Rubio for paying tribute to the victims of the 26/11 Mumbai attacks. He stressed India’s right to defend itself against terrorism and called for stronger India-US cooperation in trade, technology, energy, defence and Indo-Pacific security.
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Times of IndiaEAM Jaishankar thanks Rubio for Taj 26/11 tribute; calls for 'zero tolerance on terror'
S Jaishankar expressed gratitude to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio for honoring 26/11 terror attack victims. He highlighted the importance of strengthening collaboration in trade, technology, energy, and defense. Jaishankar welcomed the extradition of one of the culprits involved in the attacks, emphasizing India's right to self-defense against terrorism. The strategic partnership between India and the US has expanded significantly over recen…
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