Hoover Institution Delegation Visits New Delhi 2023

The Hoover Institution led a delegation of scholars to New Delhi for meetings focused on strengthening the US-India relationship across several policy dimensions.

Secretary Condoleezza Rice speaks with Ajit Doval, national security advisor of India, during her trip with a Hoover delegation to New Delhi in February.

Secretary Rice shares a laugh with Atul Keshap, president and CEO of the US-India Business Council.

Delegations of the Hoover Institution and Tata Sons met in New Delhi.

India’s minister of external affairs, Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, participates virtually in the India-US Symposium hosted by the Hoover Institution and Tata Sons.

Arun Majumdar (center), Hoover Institution senior fellow and the dean of Stanford’s Doerr School of Sustainability, talks with Manish Sabharwal (left) at the India-US Symposium in New Delhi.

Condoleezza Rice, director of the Hoover Institution and the 66th US secretary of state, participates in a public portion of the India-US Symposium with Natarajan Chandrasekaran, chairman of Tata Sons. The program was moderated by Indrani Bagchi, senior diplomatic editor with the Times of India.

Secretary Condoleezza Rice gives remarks during the India-US Symposium.

Janmejaya Sinha (left), chairman of the Boston Consulting Group India, with Kenneth Juster, US ambassador to India, 2017–21.

Surya Kant, senior advisor of Tata Sons; Raghuram Rajan, Hoover Institution senior fellow and former governor of the Reserve Bank of India; and Roopa Purushothaman, chief economist and head of policy advocacy of Tata Sons, at the India-US Symposium.