up today it's election day in an election week and we sat down with india's foreign secretary harshvardhan shrink a lot to discuss his country's important relationship with the united states we also asked him about 2 of india's was difficult relationships pakistan and china. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us it's election day in the united states and today and all this week we'll be looking at the impact of the vote on countries across asia one of the most important relationships for the u.s. in the entire pacific is it's in gage meant with india the 2 countries together with japan and australia form part of what is known as the quad for democracies in a clear counterpoint to china the region's large authoritarian state we sat down with india's foreign secretary harshvardhan to discuss regional politics we started by asking him whether there'd be any change with a biden presidency especially given president dollar trump and prime minister narendra modi's great personal admiration for each other. all relations with the united states really based on bipartisan su

india's foreign secretary harshvardhan to discuss regional politics we started by asking him whether there'd be any change with a biden presidency especially given president dollar trump and prime minister narendra modi's great personal admiration for each other over relations with the united states really based on bipartisan support you see it in congress you see it you know and public levels we do believe that we've forged a relationship that truly is has withstood the test of time is is very comprehensive and marcie faceted. we not only share the same values and principles but we also i think have the same city to vision in what could be a biological reason or multilateral relationship now by mr moore these relationship with president trump have been special but you have to remember that promise them all these relationship with president obama was also very special i remember that state dinner that president obama held. in my correct and hearing that you believe that regardless of who wins the presidency of the united states the relationship will fundamentally not change. vice pre

up today it's election day in an election week and we sat down with india's foreign secretary harshvardhan shrink a lot to discuss his country's important relationship with the united states we also asked him about 2 of india's most difficult relationships pakistan and china. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us it's election day in the united states and today and all this week we'll be looking at the impact of the vote on countries across asia one of the most important relationships for the u.s. in the entire pacific is it's in gage meant with india the 2 countries together with japan and australia from part of what is known as a quad for democracies in a clear counterpoint to china the region's large authoritarian state we sat down with india's foreign secretary harshvardhan to discuss regional politics we started by asking him whether there'd be any change with a biden presidency especially given president dollar trump and prime minister narendra modi's great personal admiration for each other. other relations with the united states are really based on bipartis

coming up today it's election day in election week and we sat down with india's foreign secretary harshvardhan shrink a lot to discuss his country's important relationship with the united states we also asked him about 2 of india's most difficult relationships pakistan and china.

up today it's election day in an election week and we sat down with india's foreign secretary harshvardhan trent lott to discuss his country's important relationship with the united states we also asked him about 2 of india's most difficult relationships pakistan and china. i'm melissa chan welcome to new.