India, June 28 -- 'The administration is bullish on India' is how a senior US official put it to me last week in Washington D.C. This sentiment would seem at odds with the broader reporting on the US-India relationship. In a Financial Times newsletter on India, one writer argued that the Indian Prime Minister (PM) "made the mistake of counting on his warm personal connection with Trump". The general assertion being that the Indian government has mortgaged this crucial relationship to "personal friendships" alone. Others suggest that the US President's recent luncheon with Asim Munir, the recently decorated Pakistani Field Marshal, and his "sneaky attempt" to bring PM Narendra Modi and Munir into the same room in the White House is "threat...