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On Friday too, Shashi Tharoor had said that the Indian economy is not dead at all, everyone knows.
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Saturday refused to comment on party leader Rahul Gandhi’s support for Donald Trump’s Dead Economy’s statement. Tharoor said-I do not want to comment on my party leader’s words. They have their own reasons to say so.
However, he said- My concern is about our strategic and economic partnership relationship with America. We are exporting goods worth about $ 90 billion to the US. We cannot be in a position to lose it or decrease it.
Tharoor’s remarks came on Rahul Gandhi’s statement in which Rahul agreed with Trump’s statement that the Indian economy is dead and he is happy that the US President has told the truth. Except for PM and Finance Minister, the whole world knows that the Indian economy is dead.
2 suggestions of Tharoor on tariff dispute
- We should give power to our negotiaters to get a fair deal for India. We have to support our negotiaters.
- We should also talk to other areas for export. Then we can make up with what we can lose in America.
Read the statement of Trump, on which the opposition surrounded the government …
Read Rahul’s statement, on which the leaders of the ruling party object …
India’s economy is dead. It was killed by Modi.
1. Modi-Adani’s partnership
2. GST with demonetisation and flaws
3. ‘Assembly in India’ failed (Rahul makes in India is called Assembly in India)
4. MSMES means small-middle industries are over 5. Farmers were suppressed
Modi ended the future of the youth of India, as there are no jobs.
Trump put 25% tariff, then avoided 7 days
US President Donald Trump has postponed 25% tariff on India for 7 days. Which was to be implemented from August 1, which will now be applicable from 7 August. Trump has released a list of new tariffs on 92 countries. It has 25% tariff on India and 19% on Pakistan. However, 35% tariff has been implemented on Canada from today itself.
Pakistan has the lowest tariff in South Asia. The US had earlier put 29% tariff on Pakistan. At the same time, 41% tariffs have been imposed on Syria worldwide. China’s name is not included in this list. Read full news …
Why Trump’s 25% tariff and additional fine on India …
Trump announced a 25% tariff on India on 31 July. This tariff will be applicable from August 7. So far, America is imposing 10% baseline tariffs on India. The US has said that it will also impose a fine on India due to buying weapons and oil from Russia.
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India said that it would take all the necessary steps to protect the national interests in view of the impacts of this announcement. This tariff can affect areas such as steel, aluminum, automobile, textile, electronics and jewelery.
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