India and Australia held their first-ever security talks involving their foreign and defense ministers in the Indian capital New Delhi on Saturday.Australia has become the third partner in India's "two-plus-two" security talks, after New Delhi launched similar talks with the United States and Japan.The four countries have formed the so-called Quad grouping of four democracies amid China's growing clout in the Indo-Pacific region.The talks were held between Indian External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar and Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and their Australian counterparts Marise Pay…READ FULL ARTICLE
