US President Barack Obama will leave Andrews Air Force Base today for his highly anticipated three-day landmark trip to India on an invitation by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Obama will be accompanied by a sizable delegation that will include several top officials, as well as First Lady Michelle Obama, when he arrives in New Delhi tomorrow morning.
Meanwhile, India has dispatched more than 600 workers to hand-scrub the streets near the Taj Mahal.
The workers are paid just 300 rupees a day to painstakingly scour the roadways covered with spit stains and other, with small wooden hand brushes.
Obama will be accompanied by a sizable delegation that will include several top officials, as well as First Lady Michelle Obama, when he arrives in New Delhi tomorrow morning.
Meanwhile, India has dispatched more than 600 workers to hand-scrub the streets near the Taj Mahal.
The workers are paid just 300 rupees a day to painstakingly scour the roadways covered with spit stains and other, with small wooden hand brushes.
