Modi Stands Firm Against US Tariff Pressure to Protect India's Farmers
Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India's unwavering support for its farmers amid US tariff hikes. Modi highlighted India's refusal to compromise on agricultural interests despite the US seeking more market access. He underscored India's dedication to farmer welfare and called for climate-resilient farming advancements.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent a clear message to US President Donald Trump, asserting that India will not compromise on the welfare of its farmers and dairy industry.
This stance comes after Trump's administration escalated tariffs on Indian goods to 50 percent, impacting ongoing bilateral trade negotiations. The US seeks increased access to India’s agricultural and dairy markets, a demand New Delhi resists to protect its farmers.
Speaking at the centenary event of late agriculturist M S Swaminathan, Modi emphasized India's commitment to its agricultural sector and presented new government initiatives to tackle climate change challenges.
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