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Exclusive: Ex-Trump Ally Calls His Greenland Threats "Disastrous For US"
John Bolton said that Donald Trump's rhetoric on Greenland risks damaging NATO unity and US credibility, even as he downplayed the likelihood of actual military action.
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BSNL Samman Plan Announced For New Senior Citizen Users: Price, Benefits
BSNL, the government-owned telecom service provider (TSP), has announced a new plan for new senior citizen subscribers. Dubbed the BSNL Samman Plan, it offers unlimited calling for 365 days, 2GB data per day, and a free SIM card. This is a limited-time offer, which will be available till November 18. The new plan is exclusively for people aged 60 a...
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Exclusive - "India Shouldn't Allow Itself To Be Used By US Against China": Top Economist On Tariffs
India should not allow itself to be used by the US in the West's misguided trade war with China, a top American economist told NDTV.
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India, Brazil Can Turn US Tariffs Into Opportunities For Deeper Cooperation: Brazilian Envoy
In an exclusive interview with IANS, Brazil's Ambassador to India, Kenneth Felix Haczynski Da Nobrega, emphasised that India and Brazil are working to turn current global economic challenges, into new opportunities for deeper bilateral cooperation.
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"US Dollars Not Fuelling Russian War Machine?" Shashi Tharoor Exclusive
US President Donald Trump's "double standards" should be countered head-on and India must not let anybody dictate terms to it, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor told NDTV in an exclusive interview today.
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India-US Tension "Opened New Chapter For Iran Ties": Khamenei Aide
In an exclusive interview with NDTV, Dr. Abdul Majeed Hakeem Ilahi, a prominent scholar, religious leader, and representative of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, shared insights on critical global and bilateral issues.
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Trump Tariffs A Stone In The Shoe Of 'Made In USA' Cowboy Boots
The manufacture of iconic "made in the USA" cowboy boots is set to suffer from President Donald Trump's 30 percent tariffs on South African exports due to come into force on Friday.
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Foxconn Sends 97 Percent of India iPhone Exports to US as Apple Tackles Tariffs
Nearly all the iPhones exported by Foxconn from India went to the United States between March and May. The numbers show Apple has realigned its India exports to almost exclusively serve the US market, when previously the devices were more widely distributed to countries including the Netherlands, the Czech Republic and Britain.
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NDTV Exclusive: India Should Not Do Somersaults To Please Trump Says, Top Economist On Tariffs
Mr Sachs emphasised that trade deficits occur when a country, in aggregate, spends more than it produces. He lambasted Mr Trumps understanding of the issue, saying, "It is dramatically wrong and oversimplified to the point of being ridiculous."
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Apple, Nvidia Score Relief From US Tariffs With Exemptions
Trump’s administration exempted smartphones, computers and other electronics from its so-called reciprocal tariffs. The exclusions apply to smartphones, laptop computers, hard drives and computer processors and memory chips as well as flat-screen displays. Those popular consumer electronics items generally aren’t made in the US.
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Exclusive: Ex-Trump Ally Calls His Greenland Threats "Disastrous For US"
John Bolton said that Donald Trump's rhetoric on Greenland risks damaging NATO unity and US credibility, even as he downplayed the likelihood of actual military action.
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BSNL Samman Plan Announced For New Senior Citizen Users: Price, Benefits
BSNL, the government-owned telecom service provider (TSP), has announced a new plan for new senior citizen subscribers. Dubbed the BSNL Samman Plan, it offers unlimited calling for 365 days, 2GB data per day, and a free SIM card. This is a limited-time offer, which will be available till November 18. The new plan is exclusively for people aged 60 a...
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Exclusive - "India Shouldn't Allow Itself To Be Used By US Against China": Top Economist On Tariffs
India should not allow itself to be used by the US in the West's misguided trade war with China, a top American economist told NDTV.
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India, Brazil Can Turn US Tariffs Into Opportunities For Deeper Cooperation: Brazilian Envoy
In an exclusive interview with IANS, Brazil's Ambassador to India, Kenneth Felix Haczynski Da Nobrega, emphasised that India and Brazil are working to turn current global economic challenges, into new opportunities for deeper bilateral cooperation.
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"US Dollars Not Fuelling Russian War Machine?" Shashi Tharoor Exclusive
US President Donald Trump's "double standards" should be countered head-on and India must not let anybody dictate terms to it, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor told NDTV in an exclusive interview today.
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India-US Tension "Opened New Chapter For Iran Ties": Khamenei Aide
In an exclusive interview with NDTV, Dr. Abdul Majeed Hakeem Ilahi, a prominent scholar, religious leader, and representative of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, shared insights on critical global and bilateral issues.
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Trump Tariffs A Stone In The Shoe Of 'Made In USA' Cowboy Boots
The manufacture of iconic "made in the USA" cowboy boots is set to suffer from President Donald Trump's 30 percent tariffs on South African exports due to come into force on Friday.
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Foxconn Sends 97 Percent of India iPhone Exports to US as Apple Tackles Tariffs
Nearly all the iPhones exported by Foxconn from India went to the United States between March and May. The numbers show Apple has realigned its India exports to almost exclusively serve the US market, when previously the devices were more widely distributed to countries including the Netherlands, the Czech Republic and Britain.
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NDTV Exclusive: India Should Not Do Somersaults To Please Trump Says, Top Economist On Tariffs
Mr Sachs emphasised that trade deficits occur when a country, in aggregate, spends more than it produces. He lambasted Mr Trumps understanding of the issue, saying, "It is dramatically wrong and oversimplified to the point of being ridiculous."
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Apple, Nvidia Score Relief From US Tariffs With Exemptions
Trump’s administration exempted smartphones, computers and other electronics from its so-called reciprocal tariffs. The exclusions apply to smartphones, laptop computers, hard drives and computer processors and memory chips as well as flat-screen displays. Those popular consumer electronics items generally aren’t made in the US.
