India-US ties strong; no way around India's tech prowess: Nasscom chief

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On how she sees the outcome of US elections impacting the Indian outsourcing industry, Gangadharan told PTI: "I think India and the US have always focused on strategic areas of cooperation, when it comes to tech...

India and the US have maintained strong ties in strategic areas of cooperation and technology over the years and that focus is expected to continue, Sindhu Gangadharan, new Chairperson of IT industry association Nasscom said on Wednesday.

The comment assumes significance as there have been broad concerns about the implications of US Presidential elections for over USD 250 billion Indian outsourcing industry as well as on employment-based immigration.