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The US envoy to United Nations Nikki Haley today pointed to opportunities in Indo-US relationship at multiple levels including counter-terrorism and military
aspects and said her visit was aimed at solidifying the partnership between India and the US. Ms Haley, who is on her first visit to India after becoming
US envoy to UN, asserted that religious freedom is as important as freedom of people and their rights. Indian-American Haley, accompanied by US ambassador
to India Kenneth Juster, visited the majestic tomb of Mughal emperor Humayun in Delhi and termed her visit as coming back home. "It makes my heart-happy
to be back in India, it is as-beautiful-as I remember it. Its always-good to be back home. My parents said I was crazy-to come-at this time of the year
because it is so-hot. But, I will tell you that the heat-is-worth it to be back-in-India," she said. Talking about strength of US-India relationship she
said, the two countries were oldest democracies that shared values of people, freedom and opportunities. "We see those opportunities between the US and
India in a multiple level of ways whether in counter terrorism, whether it is the fact that we want to continue democratic opportunities, whether it is
a fact that we want to start to work together more strongly in military aspects," she said. Ms Haley said that there are lot-of-things common between
India and the US and her visit was to solidify the friendship. "In this day and time we see more and more reasons for India and the UnitedState to come
aspects and said her visit was aimed at solidifying the partnership between India and the US. Ms Haley, who is on her first visit to India after becoming
US envoy to UN, asserted that religious freedom is as important as freedom of people and their rights. Indian-American Haley, accompanied by US ambassador
to India Kenneth Juster, visited the majestic tomb of Mughal emperor Humayun in Delhi and termed her visit as coming back home. "It makes my heart-happy
to be back in India, it is as-beautiful-as I remember it. Its always-good to be back home. My parents said I was crazy-to come-at this time of the year
because it is so-hot. But, I will tell you that the heat-is-worth it to be back-in-India," she said. Talking about strength of US-India relationship she
said, the two countries were oldest democracies that shared values of people, freedom and opportunities. "We see those opportunities between the US and
India in a multiple level of ways whether in counter terrorism, whether it is the fact that we want to continue democratic opportunities, whether it is
a fact that we want to start to work together more strongly in military aspects," she said. Ms Haley said that there are lot-of-things common between
India and the US and her visit was to solidify the friendship. "In this day and time we see more and more reasons for India and the UnitedState to come
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