Indian exports
The Economic Impact of Trump Tariffs on India's Export Sectors: Analyzing Vulnerabilities and Long-term Consequences
Oct 06, 2025 09:04 pm CST
This comprehensive analysis examines the profound impact of US tariffs on India's export-dependent sectors. With bilateral trade valued at $131.84 billion and the US accounting for 18% of India's exports, these tariffs threaten industries from leather and textiles to gems and electronics. The article explores how labor-intensive sectors employing millions in India's informal economy face particular vulnerability, potentially reducing GDP growth by 0.5-0.6% while causing factory closures, job losses, and market shifts to countries with lower tariff rates.
Rajesh Agrawal Appointed as Commerce Secretary Amid US-India Trade Tensions and 50% Trump Tariffs
Oct 02, 2025 02:04 am CST
Senior IAS officer Rajesh Agrawal has assumed the role of Commerce Secretary in India at a critical time when US-India trade relations face challenges from 50% Trump tariffs. With three decades of administrative experience and as former chief negotiator for multiple international trade agreements, Agrawal will navigate ongoing bilateral trade negotiations and support export sectors affected by recent US trade policies.
Donald Trump Portrayed as Demon 'Asura' in Bengal Durga Puja Festival Following Trade Tariffs and Visa Restrictions
Sep 28, 2025 05:17 pm CST
A Durga Puja pandal in Baharampur, West Bengal has created controversy by depicting former US President Donald Trump as the demon 'asura', citing his 50% tariffs on Indian goods and strict visa policies as betrayal of friendship with Prime Minister Modi. The artistic representation, created by local artist Asim Pal, has gone viral on social media, sparking debates about the intersection of religion and political commentary during the sacred Hindu festival celebrating the triumph of good over evil.
Rupee Opens Stronger Against US Dollar Despite Concerns Over Trump Tariffs
Aug 07, 2025 11:57 am CST
Rupee Opens Stronger Against US Dollar Despite Concerns Over Trump Tariffs