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Matthew Miller says US supports direct discussions between India, Pakistan

A top US official said his nation supports direct dialogue between India and Pakistan.

Matthew Miller says US celebrated election that happened in India in response to Pakistani journalist's 'Hindu state' question

U.S. State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller recently praised India's general election when a Pakistani journalist asked him whether he felt that the neighbouring nation was “turning into a Hindu state”.

US looking forward to continuing further partnership with India, says Matthew Miller congratulating Narendra Modi over Lok Sabha polls victory

The United States has congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi for scripting the third straight victory in the general polls and said his country would continue to further the partnership with India to promote prosperity and innovation, address the climate crisis, and ensure a free and open Indo-Pacific region.

US reacts to Modi's 'India will not hesitate to kill terrorists in their homes' remark, encourages talks

Washington/IBNS: The United States has encouraged India and Pakistan to avoid any escalation and find a resolution to their everlasting conflict through dialogue, US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said on Tuesday.

Comments on our electoral, legal processes completely unacceptable: India on US' remarks over Kejriwal arrest

New Delhi/IBNS: The Ministry of External Affairs Thursday said that recent remarks by the US State Department on Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's arrest are "unwarranted," and any such external imputation on India's electoral and legal processes is "completely unacceptable".

After India summons US diplomat over remarks on Kejriwal's arrest, Washington speaks on Congress's frozen accounts

Washington DC/New Delhi/IBNS: The United States has reacted to India summoning its diplomat over comments on Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's arrest by the Enforcement Directorate.