Archive · 17 Sep 2025
Sibal Questions U.S. Goals for India Relations
Some people are wondering what the U.S. really wants from India.
A former top diplomat named Kanwal Sibal is questioning this, especially how the U.S. is acting with India.
A news column talks about disagreements between the U.S. and India.
Sibal says the U.S. is hurting the relationship.
Some think India hasn't done enough to improve things.
One writer suggests the relationship can survive if fixed soon.
There are different opinions in both New Delhi and Washington, D.C. The US is said not to view India through China's lens.
It is stated that India is strong enough to withstand disagreements, but not as strong as China.
Kanwal Sibal questioned what the U.S. wants from India.
He criticized the Trump administration for damaging the relationship.
A column highlighted differing views in New Delhi and Washington D.C.
The column suggested the relationship needs more honest conversation.
The article indicates India can withstand the current tensions.
- Who
- Kanwal Sibal and Happymon Jacob
- What
- Debate over the state of US-India relations
- When
- September 16, 2025 (based on tweet timestamp)
- Where
- New Delhi and Washington D.C.
- Why
- Differing views on the US-India relationship and its future
New Delhi's Perspective
Washington D.C.'s Perspective
Blame for Relationship Troubles
New Delhi's Perspective
The Trump administration is responsible for damaging the relationship.
Washington D.C.'s Perspective
India has not done enough to save the relationship.
- Key Figure
- Kanwal Sibal, former Foreign Secretary
- Central Issue
- US-India relations under the Trump administration
- Article Source
- Hindustan Times column