From Cold War distance to a comprehensive strategic partnership, India-US relations have transformed dramatically over two decades, driven by shared democratic values, counter-terrorism cooperation, and convergence in the Indo-Pacific.
President Bill Clinton makes a landmark visit to India, the first by a US president in 22 years, signaling a new chapter in bilateral ties.
PM Manmohan Singh and President George W. Bush announce the framework for the US-India Civil Nuclear Agreement.
The Nuclear Suppliers Group grants India a waiver, operationalizing the landmark civilian nuclear deal.
PM Modi addresses a packed Madison Square Garden in New York, showcasing the growing Indian-American diaspora's influence.
The US designates India as a Major Defense Partner, the highest level of defense partnership short of a treaty ally.
Leaders of India, US, Japan, and Australia hold the first in-person QUAD Summit, focusing on Indo-Pacific cooperation.
India and US launch the Initiative on Critical and Emerging Technologies (iCET) for co-development in AI, semiconductors, and space.
India and US sign a defence industrial cooperation roadmap for co-production of jet engines, drones, and munitions.