India is not worried about the impact of the recent US presidential outcome given Prime Minister Modi's personal rapport with US president-elect Donald Trump, Union Minister of External Affairs Dr. S. Jaishankar said. "I know today a lot of countries are nervous about the US. We are not one of them," he said, adding that PM Modi's call was among the first three to President Trump following the results.
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