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The latest developments in India–US trade relations signal that a decisive political-level push may be imminent, with business leaders explicitly urging direct intervention by the two heads of government. In a significant statement, US-India Business Council (USIBC) President Atul Keshap underscored the urgency of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump personally stepping in
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump have personally intervened to advance stalled India-US trade negotiations, signalling a strong commitment to conclude a mutually beneficial trade deal soon.Modi, responding quickly to Trump’s positive remarks on Truth Social, expressed confidence that the ongoing bilateral trade talks would unlock "limitless potential" for the partnership
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent message reaffirming India and the United States as “close friends and natural partners” has been amplified at the highest levels, with President Donald Trump reposting the statement on his Truth Social platform.The exchange comes at a sensitive moment in bilateral relations, as both countries grapple with the economic fallout of Washington’s recent decision
The latest remarks by US Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker have triggered another round of tension over Russia’s wartime economy and the global flow of energy trade.In an interview to Fox News on September 9, Whitaker claimed that Moscow’s military operations in Ukraine were largely sustained by the sale of Russian oil to countries such as India, China, and Brazil.He asserted that although
US President Donald Trump has reportedly urged the European Union (EU) to align with Washington in imposing punitive tariffs of up to 100 percent on imports from India and China, in what he frames as a coordinated strategy to cut off Moscow’s vital oil revenues.According to a report by The Financial Times, Trump made this appeal by joining a high-level meeting in Washington between senior US and
Former Union Minister of State for External Affairs MJ Akbar has strongly endorsed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s approach to international relations, describing it as a “Swadeshi foreign policy” that has altered the tone and disposition of U.S. President Donald Trump on issues of tariffs and trade barriers.Speaking in Goa’s Mapusa, Akbar argued that this transformation in Trump’s messaging was
United States President Donald Trump has announced that negotiations between the US and India to address trade barriers are back on track, expressing confidence that there will be "no difficulty" in reaching a successful conclusion beneficial to both nations.In a post on his social media platform Truth Social, Trump stated he looks forward to speaking with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday expressed confidence that ongoing trade talks with the United States would unlock the "limitless potential" of the India-US partnership, shortly after President Donald Trump urged for negotiations to address long-standing "trade barriers."In a post on X, Modi noted that India and the US are "close friends and natural partners," adding that both nations’
Avantel Limited, a defence and aerospace technology company headquartered in Visakhapatnam with a corporate office in Hyderabad, has further strengthened its order book with a significant new contract from the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE). The company has received an amended purchase order worth ₹9.88 crore (inclusive of taxes) for the supply of goods, with a delivery timeline extending
Peter Navarro, Senior Counsellor for Trade and Manufacturing under former US President Donald Trump, launched a scathing attack on BRICS countries during an interview with the conservative media outlet Real America’s Voice, remarks he later amplified on his X account.Navarro accused the BRICS grouping of undermining American prosperity, likening their economic practices to "vampires sucking our