Modi and McCain talk of desire to "revitalise" India-US ties


  • World
  • Thursday, 03 Jul 2014

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Newly elected Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi pushed for improving U.S. ties during a meeting with Senator John McCain in New Delhi on Thursday, as the two countries seek to patch up their differences and boost their economic relationship.

The treatment of an Indian diplomat arrested in New York in December triggered a serious spat between the two countries and was widely blamed for the resignation of the U.S. ambassador to India.

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