JD Vance to Visit India: Talks with PM Modi, Taj Mahal, and Trade

Mumbai(Maharashtra)[India] April 16: JD Vance, the Vice President of the United States, is coming to India for the very first time. His visit will begin on April 18 and continue till April 24. He is not coming alone. His wife, Usha Vance, and their three young children — Ewan, Vivek, and Mirabel — will join him. The Vance family will explore New Delhi, Jaipur, and Agra. The visit has both official meetings and cultural tours, making it a perfect mix of work and wonder.

Meeting With Prime Minister Modi

One of the most important parts of this trip is JD Vance’s meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on April 21 in New Delhi. The two leaders are expected to talk about business, trade, and future plans between India and the US. This meeting is very important because both countries are looking to build stronger partnerships in areas like technology, economy, and global security. Friendly relations between the two nations help bring better opportunities for people on both sides.

Places He Will Visit in India

JD Vance and his family will visit some of the most beautiful and historic places in India — the capital city New Delhi, the pink city Jaipur, and the city of the Taj Mahal, Agra. In Delhi, he will attend political meetings and visit key institutions. In Jaipur, they may explore forts and colourful culture, and in Agra, they are likely to see the grand Taj Mahal. These places are full of history and show India's rich traditions and architecture.

Talks on Trade and Future Plans

India and the US have many ongoing trade talks. During this visit, JD Vance is expected to discuss tariff issues that were earlier raised under former US President Trump’s policies. Indian officials are hoping that the discussions during this trip can help bring some positive changes. Trade between the two countries helps both economies grow. Both leaders may also speak about jobs, digital development, and business growth during the meeting.

A Cultural and Family Bond

Usha Vance, the Vice President’s wife, has Indian roots. Her parents were born in India, and now she returns as the Second Lady of the United States. It is a proud moment for many Indian-Americans. With their children also visiting, this journey is more than politics — it shows how family, culture, and respect bring countries together. From visiting historical places to sharing friendly talks, this visit is a sign of growing ties between India and the United States.