Trump's return to the White House may test India-US relations with new tariffs and immigration policies

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US President-elect Donald Trump’s return to the White House may challenge the friendship between him and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Trump has indicated plans to impose reciprocal tariffs and tighten immigration policies, which could strain trade relations. During his first term, Trump criticized India for high tariffs and labeled it a "trade abuser." India, which has a significant trade surplus with the US, could face economic impacts if Trump revives his aggressive trade stance, primarily aimed at China. Despite their personal rapport, analysts warn that Trump's policies could lead to diplomatic tensions. India has strengthened ties with the US in defense and technology, but Trump's unpredictable approach raises concerns about the future of this cooperation.


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