Thread by @iamarpan_m

On 22nd September 2019, the Prime Minister of India visited NRG stadium in Houston, United States of America, where he addressed 50,000 people under the banner of "HOWDY MODI", talking and praising the relations of India-USA and gave a slogan "ABKI BAAR TRUMP SARKAAR".
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This bromance was cited back at the G7 summit later in August, the very same year, where Modi and Trump were seen joking to each other and carrying forward their ties to the Pan World stage in a G7 summit although India not being a part of G7 group, although likely to be soon.

The heights of this relationship was achieved a year later in 2020, where in February Donald Trump visited India and attended the event named "Namastey Trump" in front of 1,25,000 people in the Motera stadium, Ahmedabad. The praise for both our country and PM were substantial.

This all brings us to a halt and a question of where this relationship between the two leaders of the greatest and the biggest democracy takes us when in November 2020 the elections for the president of the United States takes place. There is a 0.5 chance in the elections of USA

The present scenario of the elections in United States is between the two faces, namely, Donald Trump of the Republicans and Joe Biden from the democrats who won the race from Bernie Sanders.
The two leaders with respect to India post Covid serve two different perspectives.

As we all have seen, throughout the covid-19 situation, Donald Trump has been against China very profoundly and has been speaking against them with all toughness and making his actions look accordingly.
This however does affect the course of India's profit.

Trump, from 2018 has been on a war, namely a trade war with the PRC, from which India gained and extra export of 755 million$ in 2019 to USA. This does not end here and actions taken after Covid 19 by the POTUS can serve much more in long term to India and its market.

Since the population of India, which is estimated around 1.3 billion people, serves as a great market and workforce availablity. USA looks keen to open its market for Indian companies and investors. This is proved by the increase of 9.46% trade with America henceforth.

The likely relationship between Donald Trump and Narendra Modi further lights a ray of hope for the Indian products and services to get a boom and substantial increase in the US market.
Seen the elections and candidate opposite to Donald Trump some questions do arise.

Joe Biden on the contrary to Donald Trump is not such a big critic of people's republic of China. Being served as vice president of the America under Barack Obama administration he was vocal in good terms for China, for which he visited China in 2013.

in 2013 as vice president Joe Biden visited Being and raised 1.5 billion dollar for his son's firm and in turn China provided his son with a status quo of a stake holder in BHR Partners.

in May 2019 during the crisis he was also found praising China saying that they won't eat our lunch, they are good folks.
This is a clear sign of a good sentimental outlook of Biden towards China and its goverment.

Seen the situation in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Xinjiang Province the world does really needs President who can be critical and if needed Harsh towards the Chinese diplomacy and its administration.

in 2020 USCIRF has placed India in the status of a country of a particular concern(CPC) and this may lead to imposition of sanctions on India, but on the the acceptance and consideration of the President of United States.

Seen the good relationship and mutual working strategy between PM Narendra Modi and President Trump higly points towards one thing that, for India to have better international relations and goals, Donald Trump should be sworn in as a president of the United States, AGAIN.