France, Nov. 9 -- India is seeking to deepen its partnership with the US under president-elect Donald Trump's renewed leadership, anticipating shifts in trade, defence and technology. But while New Delhi sees Trump's return as an opportunity to reshape supply chains and strengthen India's global influence, analysts are wary of potential discord over tariffs and immigration policy.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who referred to Trump as "my friend" following the election, expressed confidence in advancing US-India relations.

Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar highlighted the economic opportunities, pointing to ongoing supply chain shifts.

"There was already re-ordering of the supply chain which was taking place (and) it is very lik...