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US VP, family set to visit India next week, likely to meet PM
Hindustan Times Rajasthan
|April 18, 2025
US vice president JD Vance will visit India next week with his family for meetings with the top leadership, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, to discuss shared economic and geopolitical priorities and to participate in cultural engagements aimed at introducing his children to the country.
NEW DELHI:
The trip to India will be the second leg of a week-long two-nation tour beginning on April 18 that will first take Vance to Italy, the White House announced on Wednesday. This is his first visit to India.
Vance and his family will arrive in India in the morning of April 21, people familiar with the matter said on condition of anonymity. Modi has a busy schedule next week as he is set to travel to Saudi Arabia during April 22-23, leaving only April 21 as the day for substantial engagements with Vance and his family, the people said.
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