India And US Agree To Increase Cooperation Against illegal Drugs

India and US agree to increase cooperation against illegal drugs. India and the US have agreed to cooperate and coordinate against illegal drugs and in compliance with the law.

At the inaugural meeting of the Counter Narcotics Working Group (CNWG) in a virtual manner on 24 November, the two countries also agreed to step up data sharing campaigns in the fight against the production, distribution, and import-export of drugs.

In the meeting, the Indian side was led by Sachin Jain, Deputy Director-General of the Board of Narcotics Control under the Union Home Ministry, while the US side was led by Kemp Chester, Assistant Director of the National Drug Control Policy of the White House Office.

According to a joint statement released on Tuesday, the two sides identified areas for joint action and expressed a resolve to continue close coordination on this important issue.

Ivanka Trump advocates strong ties between Indo-US, remembers India visit

Ivanka, the daughter of US President Donald Trump, has said that the need for strong ties between India and the United States for global security, stability, and economic prosperity is like it never was before.

The President’s senior advisor Ivanka has also recalled her visit to India in November 2017 in a tweet.

It is noteworthy that Ivanka led the US delegation to the Global Entrepreneur Conference held in Hyderabad. She has also shared four pictures of the entrepreneurial conference on Twitter.

She said that she has good memories of attending the conference with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

She said that the world is fighting a battle with Corona at the moment. In such a situation, a strong friendship between India and America is necessary.

All the same, US President Donald Trump has filed a case in the Supreme Court of Wisconsin, challenging Joe Biden’s victory in the presidential election.

In this, she has accused in the elections of large-scale fraud and misuse of ballot papers of absentee people.