In an exciting development, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent revealed that India is poised to become the first nation to ink a landmark trade agreement with the United States. This groundbreaking deal promises to strengthen economic connections and elevate collaboration between these two dynamic countries.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has stated it is ‘not in touch’ with Indian scholars Ranjani Srinivasan and Badar Khan Suri, who are facing deportation in the U.S. Concerns grow over their welfare and the circumstances surrounding their immigration status.
In a recent statement, Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar remarked that the anticipated shift in U.S. foreign policy under former President Trump is likely to benefit India in various aspects. He emphasized the alignment of interests between the two nations.
India is reassessing its tariff data in preparation for upcoming trade talks with the US, aiming to address discrepancies in bilateral trade figures. This initiative highlights India’s commitment to transparency in negotiations and trade relations.
