India-US Trade Deal Benefits US Lobby, Not Indian Labor
An analysis reveals that India's short-term appeasement in the US trade deal may complicate long-term economic diplomacy, favoring Washington's lobby over Indian workers' interests.
An analysis reveals that India's short-term appeasement in the US trade deal may complicate long-term economic diplomacy, favoring Washington's lobby over Indian workers' interests.
The White House edited its India-US trade fact sheet within 24 hours, accepting India's concerns on pulses, digital tech, and agriculture. Opposition claims of surrender are countered by data showing $500 billion target is achievable with existing orders.
India's Commerce Secretary engages with WTO Director General to outline priorities for the upcoming 14th Ministerial Conference, focusing on trade reforms and global economic cooperation.
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has launched a fierce attack on Rahul Gandhi, dismissing his warnings about the India-US trade framework as baseless and politically motivated. Goyal assured farmers that sensitive sectors are protected and no doors are open
Farmer and labor unions in Noida and Greater Noida staged demonstrations against the India-US trade agreement, claiming it threatens small farmers' livelihoods and benefits foreign corporations.
Madurai railway division executed a comprehensive mock drill at Manamadurai Junction to evaluate emergency response capabilities for a simulated passenger train derailment.
The Indian government clarifies that amendments to the White House fact sheet on the India-US interim trade deal reflect shared understandings. Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal confirms India will receive concessional duty access for garments using American
Surat has been chosen as one of six locations for a Textiles Export Facilitation Centre (TEFC) to boost export competitiveness. The centre will focus on technical textiles and man-made fibre articles.
Truck operators in Tamil Nadu's delta districts observed a strike protesting increased fitness certificate renewal fees, disrupting paddy movement from procurement centers in Tiruvarur, Nagapattinam, and Mayiladuthurai.
Farmers in Punjab and Haryana protested against the India-US trade agreement, burning copies and demanding cancellation. Unions claim strike success, with political support from Congress and AAP.
Farmers and workers in Rohtak, Haryana, staged a protest against the US trade deal and labor laws, citing fears of job losses and exploitation. The demonstration highlights growing discontent with international agreements.
A nationwide trade union strike involving an estimated 30 crore workers and farmers has been launched to protest against the government's new labour codes, causing widespread disruptions across India.
India and the US have announced a reduction in US tariffs on Indian goods from 50% to 18% following a phone conversation between PM Modi and President Trump, with the joint statement serving as the basis for an interim trade agreement.
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal asserts India will secure equal tariff benefits as Bangladesh, rebutting Rahul Gandhi's claims of unfair treatment in trade agreements.
A rare congressional vote against Trump's Canada tariffs, a Supreme Court ruling on emergency powers, and presidential threats over a US-Canada bridge deepen trade uncertainty, raising doubts about the new US-India trade framework's stability.
Italian tax police raided Amazon's Milan headquarters as part of a new tax-evasion investigation, seizing devices and searching homes of managers and KPMG offices.
Moody's report says Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fee hike will raise costs for Indian IT firms but their high profitability and US skill shortages will offset the impact. India's talent pool remains a key strength.
India will receive concessional duty access for garments made with US yarn and cotton under the upcoming trade agreement, similar to Bangladesh's benefits. The deal excludes most Indian agricultural products and aims to boost apparel exports.
Passengers with cancelled flights near travel dates have rights to refunds, alternate flights, and compensation based on notification timing and flight duration.
India is set to receive zero-tariff textile benefits similar to Bangladesh under a new US trade deal, as announced by Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal, boosting exports and competitiveness.
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The Indian government has clarified the revised US factsheet on the India-US trade deal, stating that amendments reflect a shared understanding between both nations, emphasizing ongoing cooperation and alignment in trade policies.
India's Ministry of External Affairs states that amendments to a US factsheet on the interim trade agreement reflect common understandings, dismissing reports of discrepancies as routine updates.
India will receive the same garment benefits as Bangladesh under a new US trade pact, announced Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal, boosting textile exports and competitiveness.
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal explains India's zero tariff provisions under the US trade framework, addressing concerns about the US-Bangladesh agreement and protecting national interests.
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal emphasizes that India's Free Trade Agreements will focus on making affordability and efficient last-mile delivery key competitive advantages in global markets.
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal asserts that India's Free Trade Agreements will leverage the nation's strengths in affordability and last-mile delivery to enhance global competitiveness and economic growth.
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal clarifies that Indian apparel exports to the US will enjoy zero tariffs if raw materials are sourced from America, matching benefits recently extended to Bangladesh.
A State Bank of India report predicts India's trade surplus with the US could surpass USD 90 billion within a year after a bilateral deal, with imports rising by USD 55 billion as tariffs fall.
IndiGo, Air India, and SpiceJet, via FIA, argue that proposed DGCA cabin crew rest rules exceed global standards and hinder operational flexibility, advocating for evidence-based, practical regulations.