India Stands Firm Against US Tariff Pressure

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan declared India's refusal to succumb to US demands for opening agricultural imports. The stance is in solidarity with local farmers, as relations between India and the US deteriorate with increased tariffs. Prime Minister Modi advocates for local goods to bolster the economy.

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan emphasized India's steadfast refusal to yield to U.S. pressures for agricultural imports, expressing a commitment to protecting the interests of local farmers.

Chouhan addressed the 12th convocation of the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, highlighting that India's decision is rooted in national interest, maintaining that no detrimental agreement will be signed.

This declaration comes amid worsening India-U.S. relations, with U.S. tariffs on Indian goods increased, particularly following India's purchase of Russian oil. Prime Minister Narendra Modi encourages citizens to support local industries to foster job creation and economic strength.

(With inputs from agencies.)