President Trump had reached out to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, wishing him on his 75th birthday, indicating signs of a reset in bilateral relations, which has offered a renewed hope that the Quad’s vision may regain momentum. The question became more imminent after reports emerged suggesting that President Trump may not travel to India to attend the QUAD Summit to be held later this year. A New York Times report, last month, claimed that Trump "no longer plans" to visit India to attend the Quad Summit. Trump had wished PM Modi on his 75th birthday and once again referred to him as a "friend". I don't think that's going to suddenly go away over the course of the Trump administration," Bremmer told ANI.