US-India: 'India is the most important country for me', US President Biden said these things to Ambassador Garcetti, read

US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti said on Tuesday that President Joe Biden told him that India is the most important country in the world for him. Garcetti said, "He (President Biden) told me, when he asked me to come here to serve, he said, this is the most important country in the world to me, I think that's something that both of our countries have No American President in history has ever said...six percent of taxpayers in America are Indian Americans."

US and India forces of good: Garcetti

From technology to business, from the environment to women empowerment, from small businesses to space, we used to say the sky is the limit, but now that we are working together in space, the US ambassador said Even the sky is not the limit. From the bottom of the sea to the sky, America and India are a force for good and a powerful force to move this world forward.

Garcetti said that he wanted to come to India during his student days to live in Bodh Gaya and study Buddhism. He further said that politics came in the way. I was elected to the student council and I said I promised I would serve. So my India dream sort of died, or so I thought. But the universe has a strange way of connecting people and dreams and now suddenly I'm here living that dream.

Earlier on Friday, Garcetti said he was looking forward to elevating India-US ties during his tenure as he completed 100 days as the US ambassador to India. "Celebrating 100 incredible days as US Ambassador to India! During my first 100 days, I visited 12 Indian states and union territories, tasted over 200 delicious Indian dishes," she said on her official social media account 'X'. and connected with wonderful people. Thank you for your deep friendship and warm welcome. I look forward to elevating India-US relations during my tenure!"

Not only is the flavor incredible, but the people are very warm and welcoming, he said. Garcetti also posted a video on 'X' where he shared a glimpse of his tour of the Indian states and the people he met. He also thanked the country in the video. "Thank you, India, for accepting me here as ambassador and making my time here so welcoming and useful," he said.

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