Washington, Oct. 22 -- US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that a trade deal with India was "pretty close", adding that the agreement would be "different" from the pacts his country has signed with others. His remarks come alongside similar statements from his secretary of state Marco Rubio, who indicated on Tuesday that a trade deal was imminent. "They want to make a deal. We're going to make a deal. Pretty close, yeah," Trump said when asked by reporters at the White House about the prospects for an agreement. The president said it "could be a much different kind of deal," without elaborating. There has been renewed optimism about the deal in comments by Indian and US officials in recent weeks. "We're very, very close. We're about a...