Donald Trump

Speaking to reporters, Rahul Gandhi endorsed US president Donald Trump and repeated: "Indian economy is a dead economy."

The US has sanctioned six Indian firms for buying Iranian petrochemicals, triggering sharp reactions from India.

Donald Trump claimed India would be paying a 25% tariff on exports to the US, but that's misleading. In reality, US importers pay the tariff, often passing the cost to consumers through higher prices

Trump has been making loud promises, boastful claims, ‘Trump-eting’ his imaginary glories and peddling grandiose visions of MAGA to a world that is very well aware of the new multipolarity, especially in the Global South. Trump’s threats have not deterred China, Russia, and they won’t deter India either. 

India’s exports to the US face a 25% tariff plus a Russia-linked penalty. Key sectors may suffer short-term losses, but India’s domestic demand and diplomatic strategy could cushion the macroeconomic impact.

US President Donald Trump had declared, "China is operating the Panama Canal, and we didn’t give it to China — we gave it to Panama — and we’re taking it back." However, it looks like Trump is set for a massive disappointment.

US President Donald Trump's imposition of 25 per cent tariffs on India also effectively exposes his lies about using 'trade deal' as a leverage to broker peace between India and Pakistan during Operation Sindoor.

US President Donald Trump has called for eschewing "radical globalism" pursued by some of the country's firms, including tech giants like Google, Meta and Microsoft, among others, to "stop building factories" and "hiring workers" from countries including India.

About a week ago, Trump sued the WSJ for publishing a report claiming that Trump sent birthday letter to Epstein containing a portrait of a nude woman.

This visa program plays a vital role for US tech companies, enabling them to recruit highly skilled foreign professionals, many of whom are from India