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Photos: JD Vance’s kids steal the show in traditional wear as US VP arrives in India

Last updated on - Apr 21, 2025, 11:46 IST
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US VP JD Vance arrives in India with family

Vice President of the United States, JD Vance, second lady Usha Vance, along with their children, at Palam airport. Vance is on his first official visit to India and will meet PM Modi later today. (Photo credit: ANI)

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JD Vance’s children win hearts in traditional Indian attire during Delhi visit

Dressed in traditional Indian attire, the children of US Vice President JD Vance charmed dignitaries and onlookers alike as they arrived in Delhi on Monday. Walking alongside their parents at Palam airport, the young members of the Vance family brought a personal, cultural touch to the official visit. (Image Credit: ANI)

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Usha Vance shares tender moment with her children

Second Lady Usha Vance held her children's hands as the family arrived at Palam airport in New Delhi with US Vice President JD Vance for their first official visit to India. (Image Credit: ANI)

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JD Vance cradles daughter in a quiet moment of affection

Vance, accompanied by his wife Usha Vance and their children, was welcomed with traditional Indian hospitality. The image of the Vice President holding his daughter close stood out against the backdrop of high-level diplomacy, offering a humane moment amid protocol and policy. (Image Credit: ANI)

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JD Vance's kids candid moment steals spotlight

Caught in a candid frame, one of Vance’s children was seen reaching not for a hand, but clinging gently to a sleeve, seeking comfort in a new, unfamiliar setting. (Image Credit: ANI)

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JD Vance walks down airport lane with family by his side

US Vice President JD Vance walked down the tarmac at Palam airport on Monday morning, marking the start of his first official visit to India. Accompanied by his wife, Usha Vance, and their children, the Vice President arrived to a quiet but symbolic reception. (Image Credit: X/MEAIndia)

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JD Vance’s children mesmerized by traditional Indian dance performance

As part of the ceremonial welcome in Delhi, the children of US Vice President JD Vance were seen watching a traditional Indian dance performance with wide-eyed wonder on Monday. The performance, held shortly after the Vice President’s arrival at Palam airport, featured vibrant costumes and classical rhythms—a cultural showcase that delighted the young guests. Dressed in Indian attire themselves, the children stood alongside their mother, Usha Vance, who smiled as they watched with curiosity and admiration. (Image Credit: ANI)

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Vance family's visit to India begins as their plane touches down

The official visit of US Vice President JD Vance and his family began on Monday as their plane touched down on Indian soil at Palam airport in New Delhi. This marks the start of Vance’s first official trip to India, accompanied by his wife, Usha Vance, and their children. As the plane landed, the Vance family was welcomed with a warm and respectful reception, a mix of diplomatic formalities and cultural exchanges. (Image Credit: ANI)

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e are becomimng influsing outsied of Bharat but inside we are weakening becasue we have Rotten Judiciary demeaning Hindu culture and traditions and Jihadis hell bent to destroy mother Bharat
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