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India and the US enhance their strategic partnership focusing on regional peace, market access, and collaboration in technology amid recent diplomatic engagements.

Vikram Misri, US Dy Secretary of State reaffirm shared desire to maintain regional stability, peace

India and the US fortify their bilateral ties through strategic dialogues emphasizing regional stability, market access, and collaboration in critical sectors.

India and the US engage in strategic talks to cement bilateral relations and joint priorities, emphasizing regional stability, equitable market access, and collaboration on technology, trade, and security.

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau reaffirmed their "shared desire" to maintain regional stability and peace and discussed the full breadth of the India-US bilateral agenda and shared priorities.
Misri had a "great first meeting" with Landau in Washington on Wednesday during which they discussed the full breadth of the India-US bilateral agenda and shared priorities, the Indian Embassy in Washington said in a post on X.
A statement by State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said Landau reaffirmed the close partnership between the US and India, a key component of US foreign policy for the 21st century.
"The deputy secretary and the foreign secretary also reaffirmed their shared desire to maintain regional stability and peace," Bruce said.
Landau underscored the importance of fair and reciprocal market access to fostering economic growth and prosperity in both countries and emphasised the importance of enhanced cooperation on migration and counter-narcotics action, Bruce said.
The Indian Embassy said Misri and Landau agreed that tech-trade-talent will shape the India-US partnership in the 21st century.
They reaffirmed their commitment to advancing the leadership's vision and to strengthen the India-US comprehensive global strategic partnership, the embassy said. In another post on X, the Indian Embassy said Misri led the Indian delegation along with Deputy National Security Advisor Pavan Kapoor for the inter-agency discussions on the India-US COMPACT for the 21st century.
Andy Baker, Vice-President J D Vance's national security advisor who will take up new responsibility as deputy national security advisor, and Counsellor Michael Needham led the US delegation.
"Discussions at the White House focused on implementing the TRUST initiative, taking forward cooperation in the defence and energy domains, and strengthening the Quad, IMEEC, and I2U2 initiatives," the embassy said.
Misri is visiting Washington from May 27-29 to meet with senior officials of the US administration, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said in a statement on Monday. On Tuesday, Misri met US Under Secretary Jeffrey Kessler in Washington to advance bilateral cooperation in critical and emerging technologies, the Indian Embassy said.
The visit is a follow up to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the United States in February, when both sides launched the India-US COMPACT (Catalysing Opportunities for Military Partnership, Accelerated Commerce and Technology) for the 21st century, the MEA said. In a post on X, the Indian Embassy said that Misri met Kessler to advance India-US cooperation in critical and emerging technologies.
"They also discussed early convening of the India-US strategic trade dialogue to deepen tech and trade collaboration," the embassy said.

India's diplomatic push against Pakistan's terror sponsorship, highlighting global delegation efforts led by Jha and Shinde.

Firm Stance of India Against Terror Ties of Pakistan

India strengthens resolve against Pakistan's terror ties, briefing global delegations led by Jha, Shinde.

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri on Tuesday briefed three of the seven multi-party delegations on Pakistan's long sponsorship of terrorism in India and how the country is determined to respond strongly to any terror incidents on its soil.
"Our message to world leaders will be that enough is enough and that Pakistan has acted like a thief asked to probe his own crime whenever India has in the past trusted its words on acting against terrorism," JD(U) leader Sanjay Jha said.
Jha is leading a delegation to Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Malaysia and Indonesia.
Shiv Sena leader Shrikant Shinde, who is leading a delegation to the UAE and some African countries, said they will highlight Pakistan's links to terror incidents in India.
Misri, sources said, briefed MPs and other members of the delegations that Indian action was targeted against terror sites in Pakistan and Pak-occupied Kashmir, and not against military installations and civilians.
It was only after Pakistan's attempts to attack Indian military installations and the civilian population that India hit back, he said.
Members of the delegations headed by JD(U)'s Sanjay Jha, Shiv Sena's Shrikant Shinde and DMK's Kanimozhi attended the briefing in which they are expected to be told about their agenda and its finer details.
Kanimozhi, however, could not attend the meeting.
TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee, who was included at the last minute after his party protested the government's "unilateral" decision to pick its MP Yusuf Pathan, also joined the briefing.
Banerjee is part of the delegation led by Jha.

Foreign Secretary Misri assured a parliamentary committee that the India-Pakistan conflict remains in the conventional warfare domain with no nuclear threats. A bilateral ceasefire followed Operation Sindoor.

India-Pakistan Conflict Stays Conventional

Foreign Secretary Misri confirmed the ongoing India-Pakistan conflict remains conventional with no nuclear threats. The bilateral decision eased tensions following proactive military operations.

India, Pakistan avoided unconventional warfare: Vikram Misri

Foreign Secretary Misri confirmed no nuclear threats from Pakistan amidst conventional warfare. The bilateral decision to cease military actions followed Operation Sindoor.

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri told a parliamentary committee on Monday that the conflict between India and Pakistan was always in the conventional domain, and there was no nuclear signalling by the neighbouring country, sources said.
The sources said Misri reiterated the government's stand that the decision to stop military actions was taken at a bilateral level, as some opposition members questioned US President Donald Trump's repeated assertions about his administration's role in stopping the conflict.
Some MPs, the sources said, asked if Pakistan used Chinese platforms in the conflict.
Misri said it did not matter as India hammered Pakistani air bases.
The meeting of Parliament's Standing Committee on External Affairs, chaired by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, was attended by a number of lawmakers, including the TMC's Abhishek Banerjee, the Congress' Rajeev Shukla and Deepender Hooda, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi, and the BJP's Aparajita Sarangi and Arun Govil.
The meeting comes against the backdrop of the Indian Armed Forces carrying out Operation Sindoor to avenge the Pahalgam attack and the subsequent military actions between the two countries.
India and Pakistan reached an understanding on halting all military actions on May 10.

Vikram Misri to brief Parliament's Standing Committee on Indo-Pak developments on May 19, covering military exchanges and ceasefire.

FS Misri to brief Tharoor-led parliamentary panel on situation with Pakistan on May 19

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri will update the parliamentary committee on recent developments with Pakistan, including military exchanges and a ceasefire.

Vikram Misri to Brief on Indo-Pak Relations Update

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri will update the parliamentary committee on recent Indo-Pak developments, including military exchanges and a ceasefire.

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri is set to update Parliament's Standing Committee on External Affairs regarding recent developments with Pakistan on May 19.
Committee Chairman Shashi Tharoor announced that Misri will brief the panel about Indian strikes on terror targets in Pakistan and subsequent military exchanges leading to a ceasefire agreement.
Maintaining transparency, Misri will share insights into these critical events influencing bilateral relations.
His updates are part of a regular informative process addressing members of the committee on crucial foreign affairs issues. Beyond India-Pakistan relations, Misri has kept the committee informed about regional updates involving Bangladesh and the dynamics of India&rsquo;s interactions with countries like Canada.
This session promises to provide essential insights into the diplomatic strategies and issues at hand, showcasing India&rsquo;s proactive and strategic role in addressing regional tensions and fostering stability through diplomacy.

The NCW condemns online harassment faced by Vikram Misri's family following the India-Pakistan ceasefire. Emphasizing privacy, public figures call for support and an end to toxic behavior. Upholding dignity and responsible conduct is crucial in this context.

NCW Condemns Harassment of the  Family of Vikram Misri

NCW strongly condemns harassment of Vikram Misri's family following the India-Pakistan ceasefire. Highlighting privacy concerns, public figures urge support and stress ending toxic online behavior. Responsible digital conduct is essential.

NCW urges restraint after Vikram Misri daughter trolled

NCW condemns online harassment of Vikram Misri's family, stressing privacy breaches. Public figures call for support and highlight the unwarranted vilification of dedicated officials.

The National Commission for Women has strongly condemned the online trolling of Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, his family, and particularly his daughter media in the wake of India and Pakistan reaching an understanding on May 10 to halt all military actions.
In a statement issued by NCW Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar, the panel denounced the sharing of the young woman's personal contact details, calling it a "grossly irresponsible act" and a "serious breach of privacy" that endangers her safety.
Rahatkar stressed that personal attacks on the family members of senior civil servants like Misri are not only unacceptable but also morally indefensible.
Calling for restraint and respect in both online and offline spaces, the NCW urged citizens to rise above such behaviour. "Let us choose dignity and responsible conduct," Rahatkar added.
The Misri family has also received support from veteran diplomat Nirupama Menon Rao and politicians Asaduddin Owaisi and Akhilesh Yadav.
"It's utterly shameful to troll Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and his family over the India-Pakistan ceasefire announcement. A dedicated diplomat, Misri has served India with professionalism and resolve, and there is no ground whatsoever for his vilification.
"Doxxing his daughter and abusing his loved ones crosses every line of decency. This toxic hate must stop&mdash;stand united behind our diplomats, not tear them down. #StopTrollingMisri #SupportDiplomats #VikramMisri #IndianDiplomacy #NoToDoxxing," Rao had posted on X.

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri faced online criticism after India-Pakistan ceasefire. Supported by dignitaries, leaders demand government action.

Former diplomat, politicians come out in support of FS Misri after he faces online trolling

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri faces social media backlash post India-Pakistan ceasefire; supported by leaders like Akhilesh Yadav.

Vikram Misri Criticized Post Ceasefire Deal

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri is targeted online post-ceasefire announcement. Leaders back Misri, criticizing BJP's inaction.

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New Delhi: Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, who faced trolling on social media in the wake of India and Pakistan reaching an understanding on May 10 to halt all military actions, received support from veteran diplomat Nirupama Menon Rao and politicians Asaduddin Owaisi and Akhilesh Yadav.&nbsp;
Samajwadi Party chief Yadav wrote a long post on X in Hindi and said, such statements break the morale of honest officers who work day and night dedicated to the country.
"It is the government's responsibility to make decisions - not individual officers. Some anti-social criminal elements are openly crossing all limits of abusive language against the officer and his family, but neither the BJP government nor any of its ministers are coming forward to protect his honour and respect or discussing possible action against those who make such unwanted posts," wrote Yadav.
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&lt;blockquote class="twitter-tweet"&gt;&lt;p lang="hi" dir="ltr"&gt;निर्णय तो सरकार का होता है; किसी अधिकारी का नहीं।&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;ये बेहद संवेदनशील, निंदनीय, शर्मनाक, आपत्तिजनक और दुर्भाग्यपूर्ण बात है कि देश के एक बहुत बड़े अधिकारी और उसके परिवार के ख़िलाफ़ कुछ असामाजिक-आपराधिक तत्व सरेआम अपशब्दों की सारी सीमाएं तोड़ रहे हैं लेकिन उनके मान-सम्मान की रक्षा&hellip; &lt;a href="https://t.co/scIUETtX1e"&gt;pic.twitter.com/scIUETtX1e&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&amp;mdash; Akhilesh Yadav (@yadavakhilesh) &lt;a href="https://twitter.com/yadavakhilesh/status/1921590417004368331?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw"&gt;May 11, 2025&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/blockquote&gt; &lt;script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"&gt;&lt;/script&gt;
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 India and Pakistan on Saturday reached an understanding to stop all firings and military actions on land, air and sea with immediate effect after four days of intense cross-border drone and missile strikes that brought the two countries teetering on the edge of a full-scale war.
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Making the announcement on Saturday evening, Foreign Secretary Misri said the director generals of military operations of India and Pakistan agreed on the understanding during a call on Saturday afternoon, and the next talks are scheduled at 12 noon on May 12.
The announcement came shortly after US President Donald Trump in a surprise social media post claimed that the talks between the two sides were "mediated" by the US.&nbsp;
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Former foreign secretary Nirupama Menon called the trolling of the senior diplomat "utterly shameful" and said it "crosses every line of decency"
"It's utterly shameful to troll Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and his family over the India-Pakistan ceasefire announcement. A dedicated diplomat, Misri has served India with professionalism and resolve, and there is no ground whatsoever for his vilification.
 "Doxxing his daughter and abusing his loved ones crosses every line of decency. This toxic hate must stop-stand united behind our diplomats, not tear them down. #StopTrollingMisri #SupportDiplomats #VikramMisri #IndianDiplomacy #NoToDoxxing," she posted on X.
 All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) chief Owaisi also came out strongly in support of Misri on Sunday.
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&lt;blockquote class="twitter-tweet"&gt;&lt;p lang="en" dir="ltr"&gt;Mr Vikram Misri is a decent and an Honest Hard working Diplomat working tirelessly for our Nation.&lt;br&gt;Our Civil Servants work under the Executive this must be remembered &amp;amp; they shouldn&rsquo;t be blamed for the decisions taken by The Executive /or any Political leadership running Watan E&hellip; &lt;a href="https://t.co/yfM3ygfiyt"&gt;https://t.co/yfM3ygfiyt&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&amp;mdash; Asaduddin Owaisi (@asadowaisi) &lt;a href="https://twitter.com/asadowaisi/status/1921491031079686442?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw"&gt;May 11, 2025&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/blockquote&gt; &lt;script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"&gt;&lt;/script&gt;
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 "Mr Vikram Misri is a decent, honest, hard-working diplomat working tirelessly for our nation. Our civil servants work under the executive this must be remembered &amp; they shouldn't be blamed for the decisions taken by the executive or any political leadership running Watan E Aziz," he posted on X.
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With the unique distinction of having worked as private secretary to three prime ministers, his promotion is a strategic move for India's vision on the world stage. 

Vikram Misri Biography, Career, Key Roles

Everything you need to know about Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri

With the unique distinction of having worked as private secretary to three prime ministers, his promotion is a strategic move for India's vision on the world stage.

Vikram Misri, India's Foreign Secretary, is a veteran diplomat with more than three decades of experience in important global and strategic assignments. Characterized by his composed demeanor and incisive diplomatic skills, Misri has been at the center of managing some of India's most delicate foreign policy issues &mdash; ranging from serving as ambassador to China during the Galwan border standoff to being deputy national security advisor.
With the unique distinction of having worked as private secretary to three prime ministers, his promotion is a strategic move for India's vision on the world stage. But who is this man who occupies this high-stakes position? Let's find out.
Vikram Misri: India's diplomatic maestro unveiled
Foreign secretary since July 2024 Vikram Misri assumed the role of India's 35th Foreign Secretary on July 15, 2024, bringing decades of diplomatic experience to the nation's top foreign policy position.
Deputy national security advisor (2022&ndash;2024) Before becoming Foreign Secretary, Misri served as Deputy National Security Advisor, contributing to India's strategic and security policymaking under NSA Ajit Doval.
Ambassador to China during tense times As ambassador to China from 2019 to 2021, Misri played a pivotal role in managing India-China relations during the Galwan Valley clashes and subsequent diplomatic engagements.
Served as private secretary to three PMs Misri uniquely served as private secretary to Prime Ministers Inder Kumar Gujral, Manmohan Singh, and Narendra Modi, reflecting deep trust across political lines.
Key figure in India-China border pact In October 2024, Misri announced a border patrol agreement with China aimed at resolving a four-year military standoff and normalizing bilateral relations. Reuters
Extensive global diplomatic experience
Throughout his career, Misri has held diplomatic positions in Brussels, Tunis, Islamabad, Washington D.C., Munich, and Colombo, showcasing a broad international portfolio.
Academic background in history and business
He holds a bachelor's degree in history from Hindu College, University of Delhi, and an MBA from XLRI, Jamshedpur, combining humanities and management education.
Early career in advertising industry
Before joining the Indian Foreign Service in 1989, Misri worked in advertising with Lintas India and Contract Advertising, gaining valuable communication skills.
Born in Srinagar, educated across India Born on November 7, 1964, in Srinagar, Misri received his early education in Srinagar, Udhampur, and Gwalior, reflecting a diverse Indian upbringing.
Multilingual and internationally recognized bureaucrat Fluent in English, Hindi, and Kashmiri, with working knowledge of French, Misri is also a fellow of the Aspen Institute's India Leadership Initiative.

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