NEW DELHI: Calling it a moment of pride for the Telugu community around the globe, Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu congratulated JD Vance and Indian-origin wife Usha Chilukuri Vance, after her husband was elected as the vice president of the United States in 2024 elections.
"His (JD Vance) victory marks a historic moment, as Mrs. Usha Vance , who has roots in Andhra Pradesh, will become the first woman of Telugu heritage to serve as the Second Lady of the US," Naidu tweeted.
"I look forward to the opportunity to invite them to visit Andhra Pradesh," he added.
He also congratulated Donald Trump on historic victory in US presidential elections.
"I congratulate Donald Trump on his victory in the US Presidential Elections and wish him success as he prepares to lead his country forward. His first tenure marked significant strengthening of the Indo-US partnership. With the leadership of Hon'ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi Ji and President Trump, I am confident our two nations will further strengthen their ties and foster greater cooperation," he wrote on X.
India-origin Usha Vance will make history as the first woman of Telugu descent to hold such a position of influence in the US. Her remarkable journey from Andhra Pradesh to the heart of American politics has inspired many, especially within the Indian-American community .
Usha Vance’s Connection to Andhra Pradesh
Usha Vance’s connection to Andhra Pradesh is deeply rooted in her family history. Hailing from West Godavari, she has long maintained a strong bond with her ancestral land, visiting the region on several occasions and often speaking fondly of her Telugu heritage.
Her journey to the US, where she met and married JD Vance, has inspired countless individuals in the Telugu community, particularly women, showing them that no dream is too far-reaching.
Her rise to becoming the Second Lady of the United States will undoubtedly serve as a source of immense pride for many in India, especially as it represents the global influence and potential of the Indian diaspora.
"His (JD Vance) victory marks a historic moment, as Mrs. Usha Vance , who has roots in Andhra Pradesh, will become the first woman of Telugu heritage to serve as the Second Lady of the US," Naidu tweeted.
"I look forward to the opportunity to invite them to visit Andhra Pradesh," he added.
I would also like to extend my heartfelt congratulations to Mr. @JDVance, on becoming the US Vice President-elect. His victory marks a historic moment, as Mrs. Usha Vance, who has roots in Andhra Pradesh, will become the first woman of Telugu heritage to serve as the Second Lady…
— N Chandrababu Naidu (@ncbn) November 6, 2024
He also congratulated Donald Trump on historic victory in US presidential elections.
"I congratulate Donald Trump on his victory in the US Presidential Elections and wish him success as he prepares to lead his country forward. His first tenure marked significant strengthening of the Indo-US partnership. With the leadership of Hon'ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi Ji and President Trump, I am confident our two nations will further strengthen their ties and foster greater cooperation," he wrote on X.
India-origin Usha Vance will make history as the first woman of Telugu descent to hold such a position of influence in the US. Her remarkable journey from Andhra Pradesh to the heart of American politics has inspired many, especially within the Indian-American community .
Usha Vance’s Connection to Andhra Pradesh
Usha Vance’s connection to Andhra Pradesh is deeply rooted in her family history. Hailing from West Godavari, she has long maintained a strong bond with her ancestral land, visiting the region on several occasions and often speaking fondly of her Telugu heritage.
Her journey to the US, where she met and married JD Vance, has inspired countless individuals in the Telugu community, particularly women, showing them that no dream is too far-reaching.
Her rise to becoming the Second Lady of the United States will undoubtedly serve as a source of immense pride for many in India, especially as it represents the global influence and potential of the Indian diaspora.
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