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Sudhi Ranjan SenFortune |
The de-escalation comes hours after the Indian and Pakistani militaries targeted each others’ bases, fueling fears of an all-out war.
It's an an early signal from New Delhi that it’s willing to comply with the incoming American president and avoid a trade war.
India is facing increased more scrutiny from the U.S and its allies, over the nation’s close ties with Russia’s Vladimir Putin.
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