US Vice President JD Vance’s Family Embraces Indian Culture During Visit
JAGRAN DESK
United States Vice President JD Vance is currently on a four-day official visit to India, accompanied by his entire family.
The visit began on Monday with their arrival in New Delhi, where the Vice President’s family was seen in traditional Indian attire, drawing widespread attention and praise on social media.
Photos of Vance’s children dressed in kurta-pajamas have gone viral, with many social media users applauding the family for embracing Indian culture. “The whole family is honoring Indian traditions,” one user commented.
Spiritual Start at Akshardham Temple
Shortly after landing in Delhi, the Vance family visited the Akshardham Temple for a spiritual experience. The visit was conducted under tight security, and the family's traditional Indian clothing became a point of admiration for many present at the temple.
Dinner Meeting with Prime Minister Modi
As part of this significant diplomatic engagement, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to hold extensive discussions with Vice President Vance. Following the talks, the Prime Minister will host a formal dinner in honor of Vance and his family.
High-Level Indian Officials to Attend
The dinner and discussions are expected to see the presence of several senior Indian officials, including External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, and India’s Ambassador to the United States, Vinay Mohan Kwatra.
Visit to Jaipur and Agra on the Itinerary
The Vance family’s India trip extends beyond the capital. They will also visit Jaipur and Agra, where they will explore Indian culture, heritage, and prominent tourist landmarks.
Trade Talks Likely During Visit
This visit comes at a crucial time, as US President Donald Trump recently paused proposed tariffs on over 60 countries, including India. Discussions aimed at finalizing a bilateral trade agreement are currently underway, with key topics including tariffs, market access, and other trade-related issues expected to feature in the dialogue.