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India, Trump and USA

Trump's '$21m for voter turnout' claim triggers political row in India

US President Donald Trump's remark that his country spent $21m to boost voter turnout in India's elections has triggered a political slugfest in the country. He made the remark days after a team led by Elon Musk said it had cancelled the payout as part of its crackdown on a US agency providing foreign aid.

Scroll · 5h

Donald Trump says $21 million from USAID went to ‘my friend PM Modi for voter turnout’ in India

The US president asked why substantial amounts of money were being sent abroad when they could be used to support the American economy.

Hindustan Times on MSN · 12h

India's Political Storm Explodes As Trump Exposes $21M USAID 'Scam', BJP & Congress in All-Out War

U.S. President Donald Trump has ignited fresh political tensions in India after calling the now-cancelled $21 million USAID grant for "voter turnout" in India a "kickback scheme." Speaking at the Republican Governors Association meeting in Washington DC,

India Blooms on MSN · 12h

Trump's fourth iteration of USAID funding to India gives BJP an edge in '$21 million' grant row

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has got yet another opportunity to corner the Opposition in India over the USAID row after US President Donald Trump claimed for the fourth time that $21 million was spent by the Biden administration to improve voter turnout in the South Asian country.

Indiatimes on MSN · 12h

'What about us? I want voter turnout too', Trump continues attack on USAID's $21 million for voter turnout in India

Prime Minister Modi in India for voter turnout. We are giving $21 million for voter turnout in India, what about us? I want voter turnout too," Donald Trump said on Friday.

The Times of India on MSN · 14h

'$21 million going to my friend PM Modi': US President Donald Trump fixates on fund to India for third day in a row

US President Donald Trump criticized $21 million funding for voter turnout in India and $29 million to strengthen Bangladesh's political landscape. He questioned the allocation of such substantial amounts abroad while similar efforts could be prioritized in the US.

Trump, reciprocal tariffs and China

The Indian Express · 2h

Donald Trump vows reciprocal tariffs for India, China ‘soon’, says trade must be fair

Whatever a company or a country—such as, let’s say, India or China—charges us, we want to be fair … so reciprocal. Reciprocal meaning, ‘they charge us, we charge them.’”

India Today · 2h

Trump says will impose reciprocal tariffs on India 'soon' days after meeting PM Modi

Days after meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Washington DC, US President Donald Trump said he will "soon" impose reciprocal tariffs on countries such as India and China.

The Economic Times on MSN · 3h

Trump announces reciprocal tariffs on India, China, reiterates stance

US President Donald Trump has said that his administration will soon impose reciprocal tariffs on countries such as India and China, reiterating what he had said during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to the US capital.

MEA, India and Trump

cnbctv18 · 4h

Trump fires fresh salvo over ‘$21 million funding’ to India; Congress urges PM to refute claims

In New Delhi, reacting to Trump’s remarks, the Congress demanded a comprehensive white paper on the funds that political parties, individuals, NGOs, organisations received from developmental agencies,

ANI Video on MSN · 1d

“Deeply troubling…” India’s MEA reacts to US President Trump’s $21 million fund by USAID claims

India on Feb 21 said that the United States' administration's information regarding funding in India is "deeply troubling" and has led to concerns regarding foreign interference in India's internal affairs.

Hindustan Times on MSN · 1d

MEA reacts to DOGE's $21 million USAID fund claim: 'Deeply troubling'

MEA on Friday reacted to US President Trump's recent allegation that American aid funds were being used to interfere in India's electoral process.

India, Tesla and Elon Musk

Reuters · 2d

Trump says unfair to US if Musk builds Tesla factory in India

U.S. President Donald Trump has said that if Tesla were to build a factory in India to circumvent that country's tariffs, it would be "unfair" to the U.S., in an interview with Fox News which aired on Tuesday.

Fortune on MSN · 2d

Trump warns Elon Musk building a Tesla factory in India would be ‘very unfair’ to his administration

Tesla growth grinds to a halt. A full-scale Tesla factory is unlikely. That's been the case for the nearly two years since Musk spoke of the need to expand Tesla's production netw

ET Now on MSN · 15h

Tesla’s road to India to go via Andhra Pradesh? State's big entry plans for Elon Musk's EV company - Details

Recent media reports indicate that Tesla has been in discussions with Andhra Pradesh, which is offering pre-acquired land in multiple locations. The stat

Foreign Policy2d

India Sees Opportunities as Trump Jettisons the Western Order

Multialignment” has been Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s lodestar as he moved India and its foreign policy out of the ...

Trump weighs tariffs to counteract foreign taxes on tech firms

President Trump on Friday signed a presidential memo directing his administration to evaluate placing tariffs on trading ...

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Trump calls India’s Modi a ‘great friend’ but warns of higher U.S. tariffs on Indian goods

President Donald Trump has met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and vowed to bring “fairness and reciprocity” to the ...

India opposition slams Trump's F-35 offer, Russia makes its own pitch

India's opposition parties have criticised U.S. President Donald Trump's offer to sell F-35 fighters to the country, citing ...

Clay Higgins, Julia Letlow ask President Trump for tariffs to protect this Louisiana crop

President Trump has called himself the tariff man. Louisiana members of Congress ask him to levy tax on imported rice to ...

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Morgan Stanley Sees Tough Road for Trump Deals With China, India

As the deadline approaches for President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs, economists at Morgan Stanley found it will be ...

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