India and Japan established diplomatic relations in April 1952, they also signed a peace treaty with Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru waiving reparations for losses suffered during World War II. Thereafter bilateral relations were largely conditioned by the Cold War and Japan’s role as a U.S. ally. In recent years ties have seen an upswing. Below are some diplomatic milestones.
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