BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: With that, going to go to Capitol Hill right now, inside Congress, the Indian prime minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee now addressing members of Congress. This on his visit to the U.S. that starts today and continues through this weekend.</s>ATAL BIHARI VAJPAYEE, INDIAN PRIME MINISTER: And, how for my country, America is now home. In turn, their industry, enterprise and the skills are contributive to the advancement of American medical society. I see this...</s>HEMMER: Prime Minister Vajpayee, from India there, addressing members of Congress live in Washington. His visit to the U.S. comes at a time when relations are not necessarily completely smooth. The U.S. still with concerns about the Indian government's nuclear testing carried out two years ago, back in 1998, and also India's refusal to sign Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, still an issue with members in Washington. President Clinton was in India back in march. And this visit reciprocating that. He will have an official ceremony tomorrow at the White House.
Indian P.M. Addresses Joint Meeting of Congress