The United States and India have had a love-hate relationship since the Independence of Hindustan in August 1947. The Cold War placed Pakistan in the U.S. camp through military alliances such as SEATO and CENTO while India led the Non-Aligned Movement and a treaty with the USSR (Russia). After the collapse of the USSR, Indo-American relations have been on the upswing, specially after 9/11 and Pakistan’s dubious role as the world supplier of Islamist terrorists who have targeted India, the US, Great Britain and Israel.
Host Tarek Fatah sheds light on the development of ties between the World’s First Democracy and the World’s Largest Democracy.
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