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Until we meet again: US envoy bids farewell to India

By ANI | Updated: January 20, 2021 22:25 IST

In his final tweet as the US Ambassador to India, Ken Juster bid farewell to India, as President-elect Joe Biden will become the 46th President of the United States.

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In his final tweet as the US Ambassador to India, Ken Juster bid farewell to India, as President-elect Joe Biden will become the 46th President of the United States.

Juster also informed about a new Twitter handle for more updates on the US-India relationship.

"This is my final tweet as the US Ambassador to India. My tweets from this account will now be archived. However, please continue to follow this account and @USAndIndiafor more on the US-India relationship. Farewell India, until we meet again!" he tweeted.

This comes amid Biden's Inauguration Day today.

( With inputs from ANI )

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