The 7th President of the United States will arrive in India, in the last 61 years this 6 President has traveled to India

Ahmedabad. 24 February 2020, Monday

US President Donald Trump will arrive in Ahmedabad in a few minutes. Trump's visit to India is hoping to strengthen India-US relations. It is noteworthy that six of the former US presidents have visited India. Trump will be the seventh president to visit India.

Trump will be welcomed in the presence of millions of Ahmadis at the world's most advanced Motor Cricket Stadium. During the Cold War of the United States and the Soviet Union, India was considered a friend of Russia, but relations with the United States have been good for some time. So far, six US presidents have visited India. When Trump becomes India's 7th US President Since the international politics and political situation are changing at the time of each President's visit, they are accountable for the visit.

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1959: D Eisenhower first president to visit India
11 years after independence in 1947, then in 1959 the then President of the United States D Eisenhower left India. When Eisenhower arrived in New Delhi on December 24 as part of his Asian tour, he addressed a huge crowd at the historic Ramlila grounds. The meeting was attended by Pandit Nehru Ki Jai and Nara of Long Live Indo, US Relations. Eisenhower went to see the Agra Taj Mahal, the world's strangest. Surprised by the beauty of the Taj Mahal, the monument said it was a dream of childhood. The American media's belief that India was devastated by the Communist ideology of Russia and China was broken in the wake of the warm welcome of the President of the United States. During Eisenhower's visit to India, relations with India were commented on by the brain and his relations with Pakistan were cordial.

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In 1969 Richard Nixon stayed 22 hours
Richard Nixon was vice president while Eisenhower was president of the United States. He came to India in 1959 with Eisenhower as Vice President. Nixon traveled to India on July 31, 1969, after becoming president of the United States. Nixon had stayed in Delhi for only 22 hours. It was the shortest visit of any US president. At the time of Nixon's visit, there was unrest in Indian politics. A Congress party has opened a front against Indira Gandhi. During the visit to India on Rajghat, former President Eisenhower planted a new plant in Nixon next to the plant. Indira Gandhi and Richard Nixon's relations between India and Pakistan were severely damaged during the 1971 Pakistan war. On the map of the world, Nixon, identified with India's role in the separation of East Pakistan as Bangladesh, was called a witch by Indira Gandhi.

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Third President Jimmy Carter visited India in 1978
Morarji Desai became Prime Minister after a political upheaval in India in 1977. Indira Gandhi had to suffer the consequences of a crushing defeat in the Lok Sabha elections, as opposed to imposing a crisis. After the Pokhran nuclear bombing of 1974, relations with the United States began to decline. When Jimmy Carter came to India 3 months after Morarji Desai's government became the center of the Janata Party, he was warmly welcomed in New Delhi. During a 4-day tour, Jimmy addressed a joint session of both parliaments. Jimmy Carter wanted India to give up its ambition. Jimmy gave Morarji Desai a message known as cold and blunt that was captured in the microphone.

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2000: Bill Clinton arrives in India after a 22-year hiatus
On March 21, 2000, Bill Clinton became the first US President to visit India after a 22-year hiatus. The bill came when Atal Bihari Vajpayee was the Prime Minister of the NDA government in India. Bill Clinton's visit to India proved to be very important in 1998, with India and Pakistan facing a backdrop of competition and the backdrop of US sanctions. His daughter Chelsea, who is from India with Bill, visited Agra, Jaipur, Hyderabad and Mumbai. Clinton, who came to India at the last time of his term, had stayed in India for the maximum five days. As a former president, he made a brief investment in Ahmedabad when he visited India in 2001 and visited the earthquake areas of Kutch.

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2006 Junior George W. Bush visits India
In 2006, George W. Bush visited India with wife Laura Bush. Bush's 60-hour India tour was the shortest since Richard Nixon's 23-hour India stay in 1969 during Indira Gandhi's rule. Buckman was Manmohan Singh's prime minister in the government of the Congress and its allies (United Progressive Alliance) in India at that time. Bush addressed the old fort of Delhi in the presence of invited people. Congressional Communist parties opposed Bush's address to the Joint Parliament. During the visit between Bush and Manmohan Singh, the most discussed nuclear deal in India was the framework.

George W. Bush's visit to India emphasized improving relations. India voted in favor of Pakistan-inspired terrorism to be dangerous for world peace and to use nuclear power peacefully.

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2010-2015: Obama visits India twice
Barack Obama was the 6th US President to visit India in November 2010. With wife Michelle, he visited New Delhi and the financial metropolis Mumbai. Relatives of the relatives of the victims of the 2008 terror attack in Mumbai expressed their condolences.

Obama and Mishal's pair won the hearts of hundreds of Indians together. In the 21st century, the US and India are closely allied countries, Obama said. On January 26, 2015, Barack Obama visited India again during his second and final term. He was the first US president to be the chief guest on Republic Day celebrations on January 26. The US President visited India twice in the political history of India and America. India-US relations began to strengthen during Barack Obama's tenure.

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No US President visited India from 1978 to 2000
Not one president of the United States visited India from 1978 to 2000, when Jimmy Carter came to India when Morarji Desai was prime minister. In 1981 Ronald Reagan came to power, having been president of the two-term nation until 1989. After a decade of Ronald Reagan's rule, George H.W. Bush took over the United States from 1989 to 1993. Bill Clinton (1993 to 2001) served as president for two terms following Bush's departure. Ronald Reagan and George Bush did not come to India. Bill Clinton did not even arrange a visit to India until his first term. In this way, not a single US President has visited India for a total of 19 years.

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(Picture of the time I visited Daulatpur-Nasirabad village in 1978)

The village of Daulatpur which Jimmy Carter visited is known as Carterpuri.
When Morarji Desai was the Prime Minister, US President Jimmy Carter visited India on a four-day visit. Jimmy Carter's mother, Lillian Carter, worked as a Peace Corps Volunteer in India, and Jimmy was uniquely associated with India. Lillian Carter first came to this village during World War II.

Jimmy Carter visited Daulatpur-Nasirabad village near Delhi. Carter gave television set gifts to the people of this village. The elders of the village still remember the pleasant hour that Carter came to the village. In the village there was an atmosphere as if there was a big festival. People dressed in new clothes and stood up to welcome the white president. The village was renamed Carterpury in memory of Jimmy Carter. Jimmy along with Jimmy also visited Daulatpur-Nasirabad. As long as Carter was president of the United States, the letter was exchanged between the White House and the Village Council. Now only the name Kartarpuri is left and everything else is forgotten.

Until the time of the Carter regime in America, tourists from America used to visit this village for the sake of the villagers. Carterpuri, located near Gurugam in the state of Haryana, is still thriving. Delhi's urban area continues to grow as the sector grows. Carterpuri, located near Sector-23, is struggling to identify itself. There is not a good way from the main gate to enter the village of Carterpuri, surrounded by sectors. At one time the village was proud to be a resident of Carterpuri, but now it is difficult to find the village because of the concrete jungle standing around it.

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Higlight

- In 1959, Eisenhower addressed a large crowd at the historic Ramlila grounds.

- On July 31, 1969, Nixon planted a new plant on Rajghat

- In 1978 Jimmy Carter addressed a joint session of both Parliament

- Ronald Reagan and George HW Bush (Sr.) of America did not come to India.

- In 2000, Clinton arrived in India for the last time during the second term

- George Bush (Jr.) 's shortest tour to India after Richard Nixon was 60 hours

- Bush addressed the old fort of Delhi in the presence of invited people.

- Obama visited India twice as President

- In 2015, Barack Obama was the first US President to be the special guest at the Republic Day on January 26.