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India Responds To Trump's Claim That PM Modi Made A Russian Oil Promise
India's consistent priority is to safeguard the interests of the Indian consumer in a volatile energy scenario, New Delhi has said in response to US President Donald Trump's claim
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Trump's Praise For PM Modi, Then Bizarre Remarks
US President Donald Trump has claimed Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assured Washington that New Delhi will stop buying oil from Russia soon, in what he believes would bring peace to war-torn Ukraine.
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Donald Trump Claims India Will Stop Buying Russian Oil. What Numbers Say
US President Donald Trump has claimed that India has assured him that it will curb its Russian seaborne crude exports, months after Washington slapped 25 per cent punitive tariffs on New Delhi over the purchase.
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"Had An Incredible Meeting With PM Modi": US Envoy Sergio Gor To NDTV
US Ambassador-designate Sergio Gor today said he held a "great series of meetings" with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and is optimistic about the days ahead, amid continuing strains in India-US ties.
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"India's Time To Flex Diplomatic Muscle": US Lawmaker Amid Trade Talks
With ministerial-level talks between India and the United States set to begin in Washington, US Democratic lawmaker Ami Bera advised New Delhi to "flex its diplomatic muscle" and play Russia-Ukraine peace negotiator to seal the trade deal with US.
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"India Coming To The Table": Top Trump Aide Ahead Of Trade Talks
Donald Trump's trade adviser Peter Navarro made remarks as the US chief negotiator arrived in Delhi on Monday for a day-long talk on the trade deal.
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India Is One Of Top Relationships US Has In World Today: Secretary Rubio
Amid trade tensions between India and the United States over President Donald Trump's punitive tariffs, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has hailed New Delhi as one of Washington's "top relationships" in the world today.
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PM Modi's "Natural Partners" Reply To Trump's Post On India-US Trade Talks
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday responded to US President Donald Trump's post on the resumption of India-US trade talks and said teams of New Delhi and Washington were working to conclude the discussions at the earliest.
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"Won't End Well For India": Trump Aide Doubles Down On 'Tariff Maharaja' Jab
US President Donald Trump's trade advisor, Peter Navarro, has threatened that it "won't end well" for India if New Delhi doesn't "come around" at some point in trade negotiations with the United States.
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"Blood Money": Trump Aide's Latest X Post On India's Russian Oil Imports
US President Donald Trump's trade advisor Peter Navarro on Monday termed India's purchases of Russian oil as "blood money" and said Delhi didn't buy oil from Moscow in large quantities before the Ukraine conflict.
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India Treads With Caution After Trump Softens His Rhetoric
New Delhi is proceeding with caution after President Donald Trump appeared to soften his tone against India following weeks of tensions between the two nations marked by the US's 50% tariffs on goods from the South Asian country.
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India's $1.8 Million-A-Year US Lobbyist Meets Donald Trump Amid Tariff Row
Amid strained US-India ties over Donald Trump's punitive tariffs on Indian imports, Jason Miller, New Delhi's lobbyist in Washington, met the US President and a few officials of his administration recently.
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India Kills Us With Tariffs, Offered Me Zero-Levy Deal: Trump
Donald Trump added that New Delhi has offered "no tariffs" to the US, amid escalating tensions with the latter over policies around trade and tariff.
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"China Greatest Threat, We Need India To Counter It": Former US Adviser
Former US adviser Mary Kissel emphasised India's critical role in the partnership with the country, noting that Washington does need New Delhi's support to counter Beijing's growing influence in the region.
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"We Get Along With India Very Well, But...": Trump Amid Tariff Tension
US President Donald Trump said America gets along with India very well but the relationship was "one-sided" for many years since New Delhi was charging Washington "tremendous tariffs".
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India Responds To Trump's Claim That PM Modi Made A Russian Oil Promise
India's consistent priority is to safeguard the interests of the Indian consumer in a volatile energy scenario, New Delhi has said in response to US President Donald Trump's claim
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Trump's Praise For PM Modi, Then Bizarre Remarks
US President Donald Trump has claimed Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assured Washington that New Delhi will stop buying oil from Russia soon, in what he believes would bring peace to war-torn Ukraine.
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Donald Trump Claims India Will Stop Buying Russian Oil. What Numbers Say
US President Donald Trump has claimed that India has assured him that it will curb its Russian seaborne crude exports, months after Washington slapped 25 per cent punitive tariffs on New Delhi over the purchase.
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"Had An Incredible Meeting With PM Modi": US Envoy Sergio Gor To NDTV
US Ambassador-designate Sergio Gor today said he held a "great series of meetings" with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and is optimistic about the days ahead, amid continuing strains in India-US ties.
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"India's Time To Flex Diplomatic Muscle": US Lawmaker Amid Trade Talks
With ministerial-level talks between India and the United States set to begin in Washington, US Democratic lawmaker Ami Bera advised New Delhi to "flex its diplomatic muscle" and play Russia-Ukraine peace negotiator to seal the trade deal with US.
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"India Coming To The Table": Top Trump Aide Ahead Of Trade Talks
Donald Trump's trade adviser Peter Navarro made remarks as the US chief negotiator arrived in Delhi on Monday for a day-long talk on the trade deal.
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India Is One Of Top Relationships US Has In World Today: Secretary Rubio
Amid trade tensions between India and the United States over President Donald Trump's punitive tariffs, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has hailed New Delhi as one of Washington's "top relationships" in the world today.
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PM Modi's "Natural Partners" Reply To Trump's Post On India-US Trade Talks
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday responded to US President Donald Trump's post on the resumption of India-US trade talks and said teams of New Delhi and Washington were working to conclude the discussions at the earliest.
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"Won't End Well For India": Trump Aide Doubles Down On 'Tariff Maharaja' Jab
US President Donald Trump's trade advisor, Peter Navarro, has threatened that it "won't end well" for India if New Delhi doesn't "come around" at some point in trade negotiations with the United States.
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"Blood Money": Trump Aide's Latest X Post On India's Russian Oil Imports
US President Donald Trump's trade advisor Peter Navarro on Monday termed India's purchases of Russian oil as "blood money" and said Delhi didn't buy oil from Moscow in large quantities before the Ukraine conflict.
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India Treads With Caution After Trump Softens His Rhetoric
New Delhi is proceeding with caution after President Donald Trump appeared to soften his tone against India following weeks of tensions between the two nations marked by the US's 50% tariffs on goods from the South Asian country.
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India's $1.8 Million-A-Year US Lobbyist Meets Donald Trump Amid Tariff Row
Amid strained US-India ties over Donald Trump's punitive tariffs on Indian imports, Jason Miller, New Delhi's lobbyist in Washington, met the US President and a few officials of his administration recently.
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India Kills Us With Tariffs, Offered Me Zero-Levy Deal: Trump
Donald Trump added that New Delhi has offered "no tariffs" to the US, amid escalating tensions with the latter over policies around trade and tariff.
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"China Greatest Threat, We Need India To Counter It": Former US Adviser
Former US adviser Mary Kissel emphasised India's critical role in the partnership with the country, noting that Washington does need New Delhi's support to counter Beijing's growing influence in the region.
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"We Get Along With India Very Well, But...": Trump Amid Tariff Tension
US President Donald Trump said America gets along with India very well but the relationship was "one-sided" for many years since New Delhi was charging Washington "tremendous tariffs".
