Ahead of new US Congress, analysis weighs what bipartisan consensus on India could mean for New Delhi

The article examines how the shift in US political power is likely to shape the country's approach toward India. It notes that although the composition of the new Congress has changed, lawmakers from both parties have long shared a broadly similar consensus on the bilateral relationship. The piece considers what this continuity could mean for India's strategic, trade, and security interests. It frames the policy outlook as one of steady engagement rather than abrupt change.