The United States has set an ambitious target to double its bilateral trade with India to over USD 500 billion within the next three years, up from a record-breaking USD 240 billion, US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor said. Addressing business leaders and diplomats at the Freedom 250 reception in Mumbai, Ambassador Gor highlighted the deepening economic and strategic partnership between the two nations, noting that President Donald Trump sent him to India with a clear mandate -- "Deliver results.

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