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| Obama in India: President addresses town hall meeting | |
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| US President Barack Obama is addressing a town hall-style meeting with young people in Delhi on the final day of his visit to India. | |
| The three-day tour has been aimed at boosting economic ties between the two major allies. | The three-day tour has been aimed at boosting economic ties between the two major allies. |
| Speaking at a joint business forum in Delhi on Monday, Mr Obama said there was "much untapped potential" in the US-Indian economic relationship. | Speaking at a joint business forum in Delhi on Monday, Mr Obama said there was "much untapped potential" in the US-Indian economic relationship. |
| He also attended India's Republic Day military parade. | He also attended India's Republic Day military parade. |
| On Sunday, the first day of his visit, Mr Obama and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a breakthrough on a pact that will allow US companies to supply India with civilian nuclear technology. | On Sunday, the first day of his visit, Mr Obama and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a breakthrough on a pact that will allow US companies to supply India with civilian nuclear technology. |
| Analysis: Soutik Biswas, BBC News, Delhi | Analysis: Soutik Biswas, BBC News, Delhi |
| The historic 2006 India-US nuclear deal had been held up for eight years amid US concerns over who would be liable for any nuclear accident. Mr Singh, the deal's architect, had told the parliament that it marked the "end of India's decades-long isolation from the nuclear mainstream". | The historic 2006 India-US nuclear deal had been held up for eight years amid US concerns over who would be liable for any nuclear accident. Mr Singh, the deal's architect, had told the parliament that it marked the "end of India's decades-long isolation from the nuclear mainstream". |
| Now, a large insurance pool will be set up, without the need for any further legislation. The plan, according to reports, is to transfer the financial risk to insurers in the case of an accident. | Now, a large insurance pool will be set up, without the need for any further legislation. The plan, according to reports, is to transfer the financial risk to insurers in the case of an accident. |
| Analysts say the two governments have done "all they can do" and it is now up to the suppliers - or American firms wanting to sell reactor technology to India - to do business. | Analysts say the two governments have done "all they can do" and it is now up to the suppliers - or American firms wanting to sell reactor technology to India - to do business. |
| Will the India-US nuclear deal work? | Will the India-US nuclear deal work? |
| Obama in Delhi: Five images to remember | Obama in Delhi: Five images to remember |
| After his address on Tuesday morning, Mr Obama will take questions from a selected audience at the Siri Fort Auditorium in Delhi. | |
| At the business event on Monday evening, both he and Mr Modi hailed the bilateral progress, with the Indian leader saying a stronger relationship "will make this world a better place for all". | At the business event on Monday evening, both he and Mr Modi hailed the bilateral progress, with the Indian leader saying a stronger relationship "will make this world a better place for all". |
| Mr Obama said trade had grown by around 60% in the past few years which was a "win-win" situation. | Mr Obama said trade had grown by around 60% in the past few years which was a "win-win" situation. |
| "We're moving in the right direction," he said. "That said, we all know that the US-India economic relationship is also defined by so much untapped potential." | "We're moving in the right direction," he said. "That said, we all know that the US-India economic relationship is also defined by so much untapped potential." |
| Mr Obama's visit to India has been shortened so he can visit Saudi Arabia and pay his respects following the death of King Abdullah. It means he and his wife, Michelle, will not now visit the Taj Mahal. | Mr Obama's visit to India has been shortened so he can visit Saudi Arabia and pay his respects following the death of King Abdullah. It means he and his wife, Michelle, will not now visit the Taj Mahal. |