India and the United States hold four days of trade negotiations in Delhi starting June 1, with both countries naming their chief negotiators. The talks are led on the U.S. side by Brendan Lynch, who serves as the United States’ chief negotiator for the engagement. On the Indian side, the chief negotiator is Darpan Jain, an additional secretary in India’s Department of Commerce. Both outlets report that the negotiations run for four days, beginning on June 1, and take place in Delhi. The announcements do not describe specific agenda items or policy issues to be discussed in the coverage provided, focusing instead on the schedule, location, and the officials representing each country. The talks are presented as a direct India-U.S. negotiation between senior trade representatives, suggesting a structured set of discussions over the multi-day period.