A First Lady travelling to a country without the President may sound strange, but that is what happened during Jacqueline Kennedy's visit to India. John F. Kennedy did not visit India in 1962, but his First Lady came along with her sister Lee Radziwill for a nine-day tour. The trip was full of glamour and pomp, and she dazzled the nation with her charm and grace. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Pat Nixon visited Indiawith her husband, former US President Richard Nixon in 1969. The trip lasted for one day, and not many events were scheduled during her visit. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Former US President Jimmy Carter visited India along with his wife Rosalynn Carter in 1978. She visited the Navayug school and Daulatpur Nasirabad, a town 17 miles from New Delhi along with her husband, where she was gifted a colourful shawl. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Former United States secretary of state, Hillary Clinton visited Indian twice, in 1995 and 1997. In 1995, she visited India on a three-day tour without her husband Bill Clinton. She came to India as a part of her twelve-day tour to southeast Asia to speak on women's rights. She was the second US First Lady after Jacqueline Kennedy to visit India without being accompanied by US President.
In 1997, she came to India to attend the funeral of Mother Teresa in Kolkata (then Calcutta). After the funeral, she visited Mother Teresa’s Sishu Bhavan Orphanage in Kolkata. (Photo credit: Britannica)
Former US President George Bush and his wife Laura Bush visited India in 2006. During her stay, she went to Noida’s famous Film City where the Indian version of Sesame Street was being filmed and visited the center run by Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity in Delhi. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)