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Emergency Information for American Citizens
The U.S. Embassy in New Delhi is one of the largest U.S. diplomatic missions in the world, a reflection of the importance the United States places on its relationship with India. The Embassy represents 17 U.S. federal government agencies, from the U.S. Department of State to the Federal Aviation Administration. The Embassy coordinates the activities of four consulates — in Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Hyderabad – ensuring that the U.S.-India relationship is strong throughout the country.
The American Center is the Embassy’s cultural center, offering art exhibits, book launches, and musical programs. Located at 24 Kasturba Gandhi Marg in Connaught Place, New Delhi, it houses the American Library, which is a public library open Monday through Saturday.The United States was the first country to exchange ambassadors with independent India in 1947. For more on this history of U.S.-India Diplomatic Relations, Check out the SPAN website.
The current chancery in Chanakyapuri, New Delhi, was designed by architect Edward D. Stone and opened in 1959. Read more about the history of the chancery here. The Ambassador’s residence, located next to the chancery, is called Roosevelt House.
The American Embassy in New Delhi stands as an example of Indian-American collaboration in design and craftsmanship, symbolic of the long friendship between India and the United States. In designing the Embassy complex, Architect Edward D. Stone, also the designer of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., sought to capture the best in South Asian architecture and blend it with modern Western concepts. Architect Frank Lloyd Wright called it one of the finest buildings in the last hundred years.
Please continue to visit www.grants.gov for the U.S. government funding opportunities, qualifications required for potential partners, and other procedural details.
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The U.S. Embassy regularly conducts e-auction of furniture, appliances, vehicles, IT equipment and miscellaneous items on an as-is, where-is basis. All items to be auctioned will be organized into lots and displayed on the portal on the auction portal.
List of U.S. Embassy New Delhi Holidays
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The American Embassy in New Delhi stands as an example of Indian-American collaboration in design and craftsmanship, symbolic of the long friendship between India and the United States. In designing the Embassy complex, Architect Edward D. Stone, also the designer of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., sought to capture the best in South Asian architecture and blend it with modern Western concepts. Architect Frank Lloyd Wright called it one of the finest buildings in the last hundred years.
Notice of Funding Opportunity
Please continue to visit www.grants.gov for the U.S. government funding opportunities, qualifications required for potential partners, and other procedural details.
Click on the link below to find Embassy and Consulates contract solicitations
The U.S. Embassy regularly conducts e-auction of furniture, appliances, vehicles, IT equipment and miscellaneous items on an as-is, where-is basis. All items to be auctioned will be organized into lots and displayed on the portal on the auction portal.
Click on the link below to access resources for U.S. citizens
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