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The United States and India have complementary economic and strategic security goals, since the former seeks to preserve global economic and military dominance. India, for its part, wishes to strengthen security relations with the United States in order to become a major regional and global force in the near future. Their shared perspective of terrorism has strengthened their relationship, with India quickly endorsing the US position on the "War on Terror." The relationship between India and the United States of America is as complex as it is varied. Ideology, strategy, and values have all played a part in Indo-US ties throughout the years. They have had various effects over time, producing incentives for divergence or convergence in the relationship. Over the last few years, India's aggressive and pragmatic diplomatic measures have resulted in unprecedented levels of interaction with a diverse range of countries. Prime Minister Modi has prioritized the building of Indian-American commercial, political, and security ties. This article is an attempt to investigate and analyze the new elements of Indo-US foreign policy, as well as to advocate for India's significant position in world politics under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. However, following his formal designation in 2014, Modi has worked tirelessly to change India's questions into amazing worldwide leaders in terms of adaptability and via profound active activities.