| Political Ties: Regular summits, annual foreign policy and security dialogues | 7 |
| Business Ties: Progress but no big deals are signed, and major CEOs skip visit | 5 |
| CTBT:Indian position appreciated but pressure to sign the treaty | 5 |
| POSITION ON LOC: Reiteration of the line's sanctity, slight pro-India tilt. | 6 |
| POSITION ON KASHMIR:No mediation, but willing to help facilitate dialogue | 6 |
| TERRORISM: Indian workers acknowledged, Palkistan warned. | 7 |
| STRATEGIC TIE-UPS: Envisaged in Vision Statement, but unlikely soon. | 5 |
| ENVIRONMENT: Massive loans and grants mainly for clean air and energy | 6 |
| SANCTIONS: Many lifted but dual-use technology will still not be available to India | 4 |
| PERSONAL CHARM FACTOR: Fantastic: Easygoing body language had everyone gushing | 9 |
| TOTAL SCORE (Out of 100) | 60 |
| Slightly above average, though foundation laid for far greater political and economic interaction | |
Clinton's Scoreboard
A quick assessment of how the American President scores on key issues of concern to both nations during his visit. Outlook rates him on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being the highest level of satisfaction.
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Clinton's Scoreboard
Clinton's Scoreboard
