North India Statesman
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US President Donald Trump has once again made a big statement about the trade agreement, taking credit for the India-Pakistan ceasefire. He said that if there was a re -war between India and Pakistan, then the US would not compromise.
US President Donald Trump said, ‘America is going to sign a trade agreement with India and Pakistan. I am so proud of them. We have stopped the danger of nuclear war, not from bullets, but through business. There is a history of war between the two countries. Every time, both of them agreed to compromise after taking bullets. But, we compromised through business, so I am very proud of it. Nobody will talk about this. However, there was a very dangerous struggle between Pakistan and India. Both are nuclear-world countries. However, now the situation is fine. ‘
After Trump’s flying on Air Force One, Joint Base Andrews said, “A representative from Pakistan is coming next week.” We are also very close to the agreement with India. If they are going to fight with each other, I am not interested in compromising with anyone and I will tell them about it. ‘
India rejected Trump’s claim
India has clarified its foreign policy amid Donald Trump’s frequent rhetoric. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said on 22 May, “No third country has any role in reaching an agreement to end military conflict with Pakistan during Operation Sindoor.” An agreement has been reached through direct negotiations between the two countries. The Foreign Minister made this statement after claims made by Donald Trump about his role in the India-Pakistan ceasefire.
Claim of ceasefire 10 times in 21 days
Despite India’s frequent refusal, there have been 10 statements from Trump in 21 days since May 10, stating that the US has stopped the war between the two countries. At a press conference held on Friday after Allen Musk left the US administration, Trump also claimed that he had stopped the war between India and Pakistan.
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India, America expects interim trade agreement till 25 June
The trade agreement between the US and India has been in talks since US President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement. According to information received from sources, there has been an agreement between India and the US till June 25. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal was also in Washington last week to speed up trade talks. During this, he met Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik twice.
26% retaliatory tariff postponed till 9 July
Both sides are considering an interim trade agreement before the first phase of the proposed bilateral trade agreement (BTA). The 26 percent mutual tariff imposed on India by the US on 2 April has been suspended till 9 July this year. However, the baseline tariff of 10 percent imposed by the US on Indian goods is still applicable.
