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Amid Trade Tensions, Negotiations And A Thaw, Trump Wishes PM Modi On Birthday
Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked US President Donald Trump for his wishes ahead of the former's 75th birthday, stressing his commitment to bettering India-US ties.
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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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Piyush Goyal Explains Why High US Tariffs May Not Impact India's GDP Much
Union Minister Piyush Goyal highlighted that the exports directly impacted by the tariffs accounted for only 1% of India's GDP.
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"Pleased To Announce That India, US Are...": Trump On 'Trade Barriers'
US President Donald Trump said Tuesday that trade talks with India would continue, despite strained ties since his imposition of 50-percent tariffs over New Delhi's purchases of Russian oil.
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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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"Right Idea": Ukraine's Zelensky Backs Trump's Russian Oil Tariff On India
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has backed US President Donald Trump's tariffs on trading partners who have trade ties with Russia, including India, calling the action a "right idea".
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"Realised He Was Wrong About India": Ex-Diplomat As Trump Shifts Tone
Days after US President Donald Trump softened his stand on India-US ties, calling it a "very special relationship", former Indian diplomat KP Fabian said that the US President is beginning to realise that his aggressive trade tactics with India.
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"Trump Upset With India For Continuously Funding Ukraine War": US Advisor
White House Economic Advisor Kevin Hassett has said that President Donald Trump and his trade team are "disappointed" with India's ongoing imports of Russian crude oil, but expressed hope for positive developments in the near future.
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"India Can't Handle Truth": Trump's Aide Renews Attacks Over Russian Oil
Peter Navarro, Senior Counsellor for Trade and Manufacturing for US President Donald Trump, has yet again accused India of profiteering from Russian oil in his latest slew of remarks, alongside alleging that India's tariffs cost "Americans' jobs".
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"No Comments": Foreign Ministry On Trump's Remark On India, Russia, China
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday declined to comment on US President Donald Trump's latest remarks in which he mentioned India, Russia and China.
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"India Will Say Sorry In 2 Months": Top US Official's Big Claim On Tariffs
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said that despite India owning a strong stance against giving in to US pressure to not buy Russian oil, it will eventually come back to make a trade deal with Washington in a few months.
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"Will Undoubtedly Buy": Nirmala Sitharaman Says Russian Oil Suits India's Needs
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday said that India will continue purchasing Russian oil, stressing that decisions will be guided solely by national interest.
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"Remember Why India Emerged As Key Partner": Ex-US Officials To Trump Amid Tariff Tension
Even as India-US relations witness a "moment of unprecedented discord" amid President Donald Trump's tariffs on Indian imports, former top American officials believe that ties can and must be restored.
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Trump's Personal Rapport With PM Modi 'Gone Now', Lesson For All: Ex-US Official
President Donald Trump had a very good personal relationship with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but "that's gone now", US' former National Security Adviser John Bolton has said.
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"Tariff Call Centres": US Influencers Target India Over Visas, Immigration
American right-wing commentators have launched a campaign against India, using trade tensions and immigration as rallying points in an increasingly hostile debate on social media.
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Amid Trade Tensions, Negotiations And A Thaw, Trump Wishes PM Modi On Birthday
Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked US President Donald Trump for his wishes ahead of the former's 75th birthday, stressing his commitment to bettering India-US ties.
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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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Piyush Goyal Explains Why High US Tariffs May Not Impact India's GDP Much
Union Minister Piyush Goyal highlighted that the exports directly impacted by the tariffs accounted for only 1% of India's GDP.
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"Pleased To Announce That India, US Are...": Trump On 'Trade Barriers'
US President Donald Trump said Tuesday that trade talks with India would continue, despite strained ties since his imposition of 50-percent tariffs over New Delhi's purchases of Russian oil.
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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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"Right Idea": Ukraine's Zelensky Backs Trump's Russian Oil Tariff On India
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has backed US President Donald Trump's tariffs on trading partners who have trade ties with Russia, including India, calling the action a "right idea".
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"Realised He Was Wrong About India": Ex-Diplomat As Trump Shifts Tone
Days after US President Donald Trump softened his stand on India-US ties, calling it a "very special relationship", former Indian diplomat KP Fabian said that the US President is beginning to realise that his aggressive trade tactics with India.
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"Trump Upset With India For Continuously Funding Ukraine War": US Advisor
White House Economic Advisor Kevin Hassett has said that President Donald Trump and his trade team are "disappointed" with India's ongoing imports of Russian crude oil, but expressed hope for positive developments in the near future.
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"India Can't Handle Truth": Trump's Aide Renews Attacks Over Russian Oil
Peter Navarro, Senior Counsellor for Trade and Manufacturing for US President Donald Trump, has yet again accused India of profiteering from Russian oil in his latest slew of remarks, alongside alleging that India's tariffs cost "Americans' jobs".
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"No Comments": Foreign Ministry On Trump's Remark On India, Russia, China
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday declined to comment on US President Donald Trump's latest remarks in which he mentioned India, Russia and China.
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"India Will Say Sorry In 2 Months": Top US Official's Big Claim On Tariffs
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said that despite India owning a strong stance against giving in to US pressure to not buy Russian oil, it will eventually come back to make a trade deal with Washington in a few months.
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"Will Undoubtedly Buy": Nirmala Sitharaman Says Russian Oil Suits India's Needs
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday said that India will continue purchasing Russian oil, stressing that decisions will be guided solely by national interest.
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"Remember Why India Emerged As Key Partner": Ex-US Officials To Trump Amid Tariff Tension
Even as India-US relations witness a "moment of unprecedented discord" amid President Donald Trump's tariffs on Indian imports, former top American officials believe that ties can and must be restored.
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Trump's Personal Rapport With PM Modi 'Gone Now', Lesson For All: Ex-US Official
President Donald Trump had a very good personal relationship with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but "that's gone now", US' former National Security Adviser John Bolton has said.
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"Tariff Call Centres": US Influencers Target India Over Visas, Immigration
American right-wing commentators have launched a campaign against India, using trade tensions and immigration as rallying points in an increasingly hostile debate on social media.
