Hillary Clinton arrives at 7 RCR to meet PM

May 07, 2012 18:57

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has arrived at Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh''s official 7, Race Course Road residence in New Delhi on Monday evening to exchange pleasantries with him.

She will later in the day meet United Progressive Alliance chairperson Sonia Gandhi at her 10, Janpath residence.

Clinton, who arrived in New Delhi on Monday afternoon after winding up her one-day visit to Kolkata, was received by India''s Ambassador to the United States Nirupama Rao and senior officials of the Ministry of External Affairs and the US Embassy in Delhi.

Earlier in the day, Clinton met West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in Kolkata, who described her meeting with visiting United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as constructive and creative.

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