India agreed to reduce tariffs…US President Donald Trump has been accusing India of being the highest tariff and tax payer for a long time. Since then, he has been talking about imposing tariffs and taxes on India. Trump had announced a few days ago that reciprocal tariffs will also be imposed on India from April 2. However, today Trump said that India has agreed to reduce the tariffs levied on America.

India’s doors are being opened by someone…Donald Trump News :

One of Donald Trump’s major claims was that someone was opening the polls in India. In his White House national speech, Trump said that India was taxing and imposing high tariffs on the United States. Although Hindistan has since adopted a more composed stance, we were unable to sell anything to India. It is willing to reduce the levies.

“India has agreed to cut tariffs significantly because he is finally exposing New Delhi for imposing’massive tariffs’ on American imports,” US President Donald Trump remarked on Friday.

On Thursday, March 6, 2025, US President Donald Trump addresses a signing ceremony for an executive order in the White House’s Oval Office in Washington, DC, USA.

India agreed to reduce tariffs – Russia experiences a setback as well.

In addition, Donald Trump has shocked Russia by stating that until it stops its war with Ukraine, we are also thinking of putting tariffs on the country. Russia continues to bomb Ukraine. Both parties are prepared to reach a consensus. We’ll fix the problem.

• Trump has made comments against India’s tariffs for the third time in a short period of time. His remarks coincide with India’s Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and his US colleague Howard Lutnick’s trade negotiations in Washington.

India agreed to reduce tariffs – Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said :

that the US’s proposed tariffs will affect India, but Piyush Goyal is now discussing the issue with the Trump administration, according to news agency ANI. Sitharaman stated that we is working with the US to safeguard its exports while speaking at a post-budget event in Vishakapatnam.

• According to her, India won’t answer the phone until the current negotiations’ conclusion is known.
• “The President of the United States has been discussing tariffs. At a post-budget meeting in Visakhapatnam, Sitharaman stated, “The Commerce Minister (Piyush Goyal) has already traveled to the United States (to) engage with US officials, including the United States Trade Representative (USTR).”
• “We will have to see how the Commerce Ministry handles negotiations with the US to ensure that India’s interests are well-represented,” she stated.

While Piyush Goyal talks with the Trump administration, Nirmala Sitharaman recognized the possible effects of US tariffs.

US pact can “boost trade,” according to MEA

Randhir Jaiswal, a spokesman for the ministry of external affairs, stated on Saturday that the proposed Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA) with the United States has the potential to increase bilateral trade between the two nations.

“Discussion of a multi-sector bilateral trade agreement is now being advanced by the two governments. Our goal with the BTA is to improve market access, lower tariff and non-tariff barriers, strengthen and expand India-US two-way trade in the products and services sector, and deepen supply chain integration between the two nations,” Jaiswal stated.

India agreed to reduce tariffs – Agriculture must open up :

Noting that the two nations have a “special” bilateral connection, Lutnick earlier on Saturday asserted that India has some of the highest tariffs on American goods in the world and urged New Delhi to change its stance.

The commerce secretary, who was speaking digitally at the India Today Conclave, emphasized the importance of India opening up its agricultural trade to imports and said that it can be “smarter” when interacting with the United States, its most “important trading partner.”

India agreed to reduce tariffs – Lutnick said :

The good news is that both your government and we have a thorough understanding of your market. And attempting to locate that location is crucial. Therefore, the Indian agricultural market must open up, Lutnick stated.