After Donald Trump meet, India confident US will be 'softer on us'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi left Washington for home on Friday morning after a meeting with US President Donald Trump, with the Indian side confident that the Trump administration would be “softer” on New Delhi on issues ranging from tariffs to illegal immigration than it has been on several of its other allies and strategic partners.
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