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Modi-Biden press conference: Joe Biden says democracy is in DNA of USA & India

Biden said a special bond between the two nations forged by the special bond among its people based on values like the duty to family and elders, treating all people with respect and dignity, self-discipline and hard work.

Praising the Indian community in the US, President Joe Biden on Thursday mentioned the contributions of Americans of Indian heritage in his administration, including Vice President Kamala Harris, whose success stories define the relationship and the limitless possibilities between the two nations.
Biden's remarks came as he welcomed Prime Minister Modi at the White House on his first state visit.
"I see it in the Indian-American diaspora that reflects every part of American life and remains a bridge between our nations and only grows stronger with each generation," he said.
"We see it with record numbers of Indian Americans serving in the United States Congress. We see it here at the White House where proud Americans of Indian heritage serve our country every day, including our vice president of the United States, Kamala Harris," Biden said.
A record 150-plus Indian-Americans serve in key positions in the Biden administration.
"The granddaughter -- the proud granddaughter of an Indian civil servant; daughter of an Indian student, turned American scientist who came to the United States when she was only 19 years old to pursue her dream of curing cancer. A family like so many of ours in our nation. That speaks to the thousand stories of determination courage and hope in America," he said.
"Stories that define the relationship and the limitless possibilities between the United States and India. Two great nations, two great friends, two great powers that can define the course of the 21st century," he added.
Harris, 58, was born in Oakland, California. Her mother Shyamala Gopalan migrated to the US from Tamil Nadu in India, while her father, Donald J Harris, moved to the US from Jamaica.
Prime Minister Modi also praised the Indian diaspora and said the grand welcome accorded to him at the White House was an honour and pride for 1.4 billion people of India and more than 4 million people of Indian origin living in the US.
He expressed heartfelt gratitude to President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden for the welcome and said he had come to visit the US three decades ago as a common man.
"At that time I had seen the White House from outside," he said.
Modi said after becoming the Prime Minister, he visited the US many times, "but today for the first time the doors of the White House have been opened for the Indian American community in such large numbers." "The people of the Indian community are enhancing India's glory in the US through their talent, hard work and dedication. You are the real strength of our relationship," Modi said.&nbsp;

India, US to send Indian astronaut to International Space Station in 2024

Grounded in the Outer Space Treaty of 1967, the Artemis Accords are a non-binding set of principles designed to guide civil space exploration and use in the 21st century

&nbsp;India and the US are collaborating to send an Indian astronaut to the International Space Station in 2024, US President Joe Biden said here on Thursday after a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Addressing the media after bilateral talks with Modi, Biden said India and the US were collaborating in nearly every human endeavour in delivering progress across the board.
&ldquo;From designing new ways to diagnosing and treating new illnesses like cancer and diabetes to collaboration on human space flight, including on sending an Indian astronaut to the international space station in 2024&hellip;,&rdquo; Biden said with Modi by his side.
Modi also said that India has decided to sign the Artemis Accords and has taken a great leap forward.
&ldquo;We have decided to join the Artemis Accords. We have taken a giant leap in our space cooperation. In short, I would say even the sky is not the limit for cooperation with the US,&rdquo; Modi said.
The Artemis Accords is an American-led effort to return humans to the moon by 2025, with the ultimate goal of expanding space exploration to Mars and beyond.
India is planning to send its maiden human space flight &ndash; Gaganyaan &ndash; into a low earth orbit by the end of 2024 or early 2025.
If an Indian astronaut travels to the international space station, it could be before the Gaganyaan project.
Earlier, a senior White House official said that NASA and the ISRO were developing a strategic framework for human spaceflight cooperation this year.
On semiconductors, US companies are partnering with India to build a semiconductor ecosystem that promotes supply chain diversification.
Micron Technology with support from the Indian National Semiconductor Mission announced an investment of more than USD 800 million that together with additional financial support from Indian authorities will amount to a USD 2.75 billion semiconductor assembly and test facility in India.
In addition, US Applied Materials announced the new semiconductor centre for commercialisation and innovation in India and Lamb Research, another semiconductor manufacturing equipment company is going to announce a training programme for 60,000 Indian engineers through its semi-verse solution to accelerate India's semiconductor workforce development goals.
On critical minerals and mineral security, the United States will announce its support for India becoming a member of the Mineral Security Partnership which is led by the US State Department and strengthens critical minerals supply chain and ensures that our respective markets are well supplied with essential critical minerals that are needed for climate, economic and strategic technology goals, the official said.
On advanced computing, artificial intelligence and quantum information science, India and the United States have first established a joint Indo-US quantum coordination mechanism that will facilitate more collaboration between our industries, academia, and government, said the official.
They have also signed a new implementation arrangement on artificial intelligence advanced wireless and quantum technologies. The US on an Economic Development Consortium is now welcoming into its membership, Indian Quantum universities and entities as well.
In advanced telecommunications, the two countries are working together on 5G and 6G technologies, including Open Radio Access Network (RAN) systems.
Here we'll be announcing partnerships on open ran, field trials and rollouts, including scale deployments in both countries with operators and vendors of both markets. This will involve backing from the US International Development Finance, for cooperation and to promote the deployments in India, the official said.
India's 5G and 6G and the US Next G alliance will be leading a new public-private Cooperation forum as well. The US will also be welcoming Indian participation in the US rip and replace programme that removes telecommunications equipment made by untrusted vendors.
On people-to-people ties and higher education, leveraging the enormous talent, particularly in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) fields in both countries and coming out of a task force. It would be chaired by the Association of American Universities and counterparts at the Indian Institute of Technologies would like to welcome the launch for the university network with Indo US global challenges to federal Spark, new research partnerships and exchanges in fields including agriculture, energy and health, said the official.

US ahead of Modi visit: our ties with India 'one of the most consequential' 

Prime Minister Modi is visiting the US from June 21-24 at the invitation of US President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden.

&nbsp;India plays a crucial role in ensuring a free and open Indo-Pacific that is connected, prosperous, secure, and resilient, the Biden administration has said, a week ahead of the Official State Visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the United States. The US, India and several other world powers have been talking about the need to ensure a free, open and thriving Indo-Pacific in the backdrop of China's rising military manoeuvring in the region.
&ldquo;Our partnership with India is one of our most consequential relationships. We look closely with India on...we work closely with India on our most vital priorities. They play a crucial role in ensuring a free and open Indo-Pacific that is connected, prosperous, secure, and resilient,&rdquo; State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller told reporters at his daily news conference on Thursday.
&ldquo;Secretary (of State, Tony) Blinken looks forward to seeing Prime Minister Modi and other members of the Indian delegation, while they&rsquo;re here; and working to make progress on all the issues with which we consult with India,&rdquo; Miller said.
Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden will host Modi at a state dinner on June 22. The visit also includes an address to the Joint Session of the Congress on June 22.
Responding to a question on visa delays in India, Miller said US consular teams have been making a huge push to process as many visa applications as possible in India, including in those visa categories that are key to the bilateral relationship.
&ldquo;This is a top priority for our government. We know that there is more work that we can do, and we are working hard to do it,&rdquo; he said.
When asked about human rights issues in India, Miller said there are a number of issues with which the US work with India and it also regularly raises with Indian Government officials its human rights concerns.
&ldquo;We&rsquo;ve been clear about that. We speak with them privately &ndash; we speak about those privately with the Indian Government...," he said.
&ldquo;I will also say that with respect to protests, we support the right of every American to exercise their First Amendment rights to make their voices heard. We just earlier in this briefing talked about a very vigorous exercise of the First Amendment right that&rsquo;s been happening outside our building for, I don&rsquo;t know, a week or two now, and we continue to support the right of Americans to do so,&rdquo; Miller said.
Responding to a question on US Ambassador to India, Eric Garcetti, he said: &ldquo;I&rsquo;ve heard that the new American ambassador, Ambassador Garcetti, is actually a bit of a celebrity in India, as well.&rdquo; &ldquo;Let me just say again that our partnership with India is one of our most consequential relationships. We really look forward to the visit next week. In addition to hosting Prime Minister Modi at the White House, there will be a state lunch here at the State Department, and we&rsquo;re all very much looking forward to it,&rdquo; Miller said.
In March, Garcetti, the former Mayor of Los Angeles, was officially sworn in as the US Ambassador to India by Vice President Kamala Harris during a ceremonial event here.
Garcetti's nomination was pending before the US Congress since July 2021 when he was nominated by President Joe Biden.&nbsp;

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