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#WATCH | Delhi: On seat-sharing talks with DMK, All India Congress Committee (AICC) In-Charge for Tamil Nadu Girish Chodankar says, "Our committee and their committee, we had a hour long discussion yesterday. We only hope that the wish list that we have submitted will be accepted by the DMK. Right now, our priority is assembly election so that we have sufficient numbers in the assembly where we can have our own member of parliament in the Rajya Sabha. They offered us 25 seats, but that is not acceptable to us. Whatever we want, we have given to them..." On TVK, he says, "It's a new party. We can't underestimate them. They are getting traction among the youngsters. And they are also recognising the strength of the Congress and our leader, Rahul ji, in Tamil Nadu." On the possibility of alliance with TVK, he says, "Right now, talks are going on with the DMK. And we have submitted to them what we desire in this election..."

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#WATCH | On US-India trade deal, US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor says, "We are 99% there, the last 1% we are working on. We are very optimistic that this will get done. It will be a win-win situation for both the US and India."
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#WATCH | On US-India trade deal, US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor says, "We are 99% there, the last 1% we are working on. We are very optimistic that this will get done. It will be a win-win situation for both the US and India."

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#WATCH | Delhi: Iran's Ambassador to India, Mohammad Fathali, says, "... This is our suffering, and vice versa. For this reason, the Government of India helps us, and we should also help the Government of India, because we share common faith and common interests. As the Ambassador in India, we believe that we have a common faith in the region. For this reason, all the high-ranking officials from Iran have instructed the Embassy of Iran in India to pave the way for cooperation between the Iranian and Indian governments."

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#WATCH | Washington DC | On conversation with President Trump, US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor says, "I have been with the President for 10 years, so a large part of the conversation was like two friends catching up... but I also told him about my visits to India... I also spoke to him about the growing trade relations. On both sides, we see businesses coming here and going there every week, and it is a win-win situation for both..." On meeting over India-US trade deal, he says, "Ambassador Greer has the President's full confidence and so we are getting close to finalizing that. But, these things are complex legal things and this is not of one page. We have thousands of items between our two nations that we are working on. And so the fact that we've gone so far, that is a great sign for the relationship and I am hopeful that we will be able to wrap this up sooner than later."
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#WATCH | Dhaka, Bangladesh: On India-Bangladesh relations, Chief of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami and the Leader of the Opposition in the Bangladesh Parliament, Shafiqur Rahman says, "India is our closest neighbour. We always respect our neighbours, not only India, all our neighbours. We also deserve mutual respect from them. Teesta project is our own matter, our own issue, and we have to do what we need to feel better for Bangladesh. Hopefully, all the friends will be happy with our progress, and we want to maintain a mutual relationship based on trust, equity and respect."

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#WATCH | On being asked what kind of relationship India wants with China, EAM Dr S Jaishankar says, "We have a very unique relationship. First, we are the only two countries in the world with over a billion people. Both of us have a long history, with ups and downs over time. Today, both countries are on an upward trajectory; here is the challenge, and we are also direct neighbours. The challenge is that as any country rises, its balance with the world and its neighbours changes. When two countries of this size, history, complexity, and significance rise in parallel, they inevitably interact. The key issue is how to create a stable equilibrium and transition into the next phase of balance. We want a stable relationship where our interests are respected, our sensitivities are recognized, and where it works for both of us. That is really the main challenge in our relationship. For India, the border is a critical aspect. Over the past 40 years, the assumption has been that peace and tranquillity in the border areas are essential for the relationship to grow. If the border is unstable, not peaceful, or lacks tranquillity, it will inevitably affect the growth and direction of our relationship..." (Source: Social media page of Dr S Jaishankar)
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#WATCH | Delhi | On trade negotiations between the US and India, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor says, "It is a challenging negotiation. We are negotiating with many countries. The US is not the only negotiation. We have ongoing negotiations with the EU, we already concluded a deal with the UK, and we are talking with other countries also. If we can't compete in America, we may have to diversify our markets outside of America. We are not out of options. If America is completely unreasonable with its demands, we have to move elsewhere. That is the strength of India; we are not a totally export-dependent economy like China. We have a good and strong domestic market. We must give strong support to our negotiators to find the best deal possible. If a good deal is not possible, we may have to walk away..."

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#WATCH | Evian, France: On India's energy purchase from the US, US President Donald Trump says, "India can do anything they want with us. We have the best relationship. We cannot be closer than we are - both him and I, and our nations. But it really starts with the two of us, we cannot be closer." (Video: Reuters)
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#WATCH | Evian, France: On India's energy purchase from the US, US President Donald Trump says, "India can do anything they want with us. We have the best relationship. We cannot be closer than we are - both him and I, and our nations. But it really starts with the two of us, we cannot be closer." (Video: Reuters)

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#WATCH | Delhi: On Boeing's expansion plans, and commercial and defence deals with the Indian Government, President of Boeing India and South Asia, Salil Gupte says, "...In defence, under the 'self-reliance' theme, India is moving from being one of the largest importers to developing its own platforms here... Boeing has been one of the OEMs that has coordinated most with India. We have Rs 10000 crores per annum of sourcing that we export from India already as part of our 'Make in India' program...In civil aviation, we see over 2500 aircraft that will be coming in India over the next 20 years, which makes it more than 10 aircraft per month. Not just aircraft, but airlines are also growing very rapidly... Akasa Air is going international and Air India is placing large orders in the last year as they spread their wings into long-haul flights... On the defence side, we have more Apaches coming in, and more helicopters for the Army... As President Joe Biden had said, the relationship between India and the US is the most consequential of the 21st century..."
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#WATCH | Delhi: On Boeing's expansion plans, and commercial and defence deals with the Indian Government, President of Boeing India and South Asia, Salil Gupte says, "...In defence, under the 'self-reliance' theme, India is moving from being one of the largest importers to developing its own platforms here... Boeing has been one of the OEMs that has coordinated most with India. We have Rs 10000 crores per annum of sourcing that we export from India already as part of our 'Make in India' program...In civil aviation, we see over 2500 aircraft that will be coming in India over the next 20 years, which makes it more than 10 aircraft per month. Not just aircraft, but airlines are also growing very rapidly... Akasa Air is going international and Air India is placing large orders in the last year as they spread their wings into long-haul flights... On the defence side, we have more Apaches coming in, and more helicopters for the Army... As President Joe Biden had said, the relationship between India and the US is the most consequential of the 21st century..."

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#WATCH | Delhi: Ambassador of Ireland to India, Kevin Kelly, says, "It's our plan to use our Presidency to promote Irish culture. We are a small country; you could fit our population into a suburb of Delhi, so it's very important for us as a small country to get noticed in this massive country, India. We do it through culture; we do it through showcasing our music, our theatre, our literature, and that's something that we very much share with India... We will have a full program of activity that will be trying to raise awareness and remind people about not just Irish-India links and relationships, but also the fact that Ireland is a strong and committed member of the European Union, and the European Union and India together can be a force for good."
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#WATCH | Delhi: Ambassador of Ireland to India, Kevin Kelly, says, "It's our plan to use our Presidency to promote Irish culture. We are a small country; you could fit our population into a suburb of Delhi, so it's very important for us as a small country to get noticed in this massive country, India. We do it through culture; we do it through showcasing our music, our theatre, our literature, and that's something that we very much share with India... We will have a full program of activity that will be trying to raise awareness and remind people about not just Irish-India links and relationships, but also the fact that Ireland is a strong and committed member of the European Union, and the European Union and India together can be a force for good."

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#WATCH | Delhi: US Ambassador to India, Sergio Gor says, "...Every week we have individuals who show up to the Embassy and they ask if it is safe to invest in India. Is there somewhere that we can partner with? And our answer to them is 'yes'. It is not an answer we give around the world. We are seeing incredible innovation come here because they are welcome. You have a government that is forward-leaning, that has cut and changed rules to accommodate giant tech companies that we have appreciated in the US and are now looking to expand in trusted territories such as India."
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#WATCH | Delhi: US Ambassador to India, Sergio Gor says, "...Every week we have individuals who show up to the Embassy and they ask if it is safe to invest in India. Is there somewhere that we can partner with? And our answer to them is 'yes'. It is not an answer we give around the world. We are seeing incredible innovation come here because they are welcome. You have a government that is forward-leaning, that has cut and changed rules to accommodate giant tech companies that we have appreciated in the US and are now looking to expand in trusted territories such as India."

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