US president Barack Obama said that there will be a treaty between India and US Concentrating extremism in Pakistan, raising alarm in India on the flow of US resources to Pakistan.

US will try to convince that India will be given top priority among other Asian countries. This has been discussed during a talk between two countries on Wednesday in Washington.

Senior US official William Burns said that the US government has been and will remain committed to support India's rise and for building the relationship strong among two largest democratic countries. Burns is the US Undersecretary of State of Political Affairs.

Global issues like Promoting Democracy to local issues like reducing poverty can be solved if there will be an proper agreement between two countries.

For the timing, Burns is talking to his Indian counterpart Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao. However, these two-day meetings will extend Thursday to include Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Foreign Minister S. M. Krishna.

On the other hand Indian spokesperson of foreign Ministry Vishnu Prakash has stated that both countries will share a common objective of promoting peace, stability and economic development in the region and also in the other parts of the globe.