NEW DELHI—President Joe Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met virtually on April 11 ahead of the 2+2 bilateral meeting between their foreign and defense ministers. The two leaders talked about “deeper and stronger” relationships and about together working to solve many persisting global problems. “We take the same concerns about the global challenges we face—from COVID-19, advancing health security, and tracking the climate crisis—and we share a strong and growing Major Defense Partnership,” said President Biden during remarks before the meeting. “At the root of our partnership is a deep connection between our people—ties of family, of friendship, and of shared values.” Biden said both the countries are going to keep closely consulting each other on the Ukraine situation and on how to manage the impact of the Russian invasion. “I want to welcome India’s humanitarian support for the people of Ukraine, who are suffering a horrific assault, …