US President Donald Trump has given a big message about appointments to big tech companies like Google and Microsoft. Trump asked companies to stop making appointments in their companies from other countries including India.

In fact, US President Donald Trump joined an AI Summit held in Washington on Wednesday (July 23, 2025). Addressing this Artificial (AI) Summit, President Trump said that American companies should now focus on creating and giving new jobs domestically instead of making factories in China or giving jobs to India’s technical workers.

President Trump criticized the thinking of tech industry

Addressing the program, Trump criticized the global thinking of the tech industry and said that due to this mentality many Americans feel ignored. He alleged, “Some big tech companies made huge profits by taking advantage of America’s independence, but when it comes to investment, they are mainly elections in a country outside the US. But now those days passed, now the rule of President Trump will not happen.”

He said, “Our biggest tech companies took advantage of America’s independence, but made their factories in China, appointed workers from India and deposited their profits in Ireland and during this time they ignored the citizens of their own country.”

We want you to put America ahead first- Donald Trump

Trump said, “To win in the race for Artificial Intelligence (AI), a new patriotism and a sense of loyalty for the country needs a new patriotism and even beyond that.

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Donald Trump on Pahalgam Terror Attack: After the horrific terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, where India has given a strong diplomatic response, former US President Donald Trump has also called it a bad attack. He has appealed to India and Pakistan to take restraint. During a conversation with reporters in Air Force One, Trump expressed concern over the incident and expressed full support by talking to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the phone.

Regarding the India-Pakistan relationship, Donald Trump said that I am very close to India and Pakistan. This struggle has been going on in Kashmir for thousands of years and yesterday’s attack was very bad. He said that tension has been going on in the Kashmir region for almost 1,500 years, and he personally knows the leaders of both countries. Trump hopes that India and Pakistan will resolve this situation in their own way, although he also admitted that it has become a permanent struggle area.

#Watch On #PahalgamteroristattackUs President Donald Trump Says, “I am very close to India and I’m very close to Pakistan, and they’ve had that fight for a thousand years in kashmir. Kashmir. longer than that was a bad… pic.twitter.com/R4BC25AR6H

– ANI (@ani) April 25, 2025

The deadliest attack of two decades

Basaron Valley, which is a popular tourist destination on Tuesday. There the terrorists suddenly killed 26 people by indiscriminately firing indiscriminately. This was the most deadly terrorist attack in Kashmir in the last 20 years. This attack has given rise to deep concern and anger in the country and abroad.

India’s response after the attack

After the attack, the Government of India gave quick and multidimensional reaction. The government has decided to close the attic ICP (Integrated Check Post). The SAARC Visa Rebate Scheme was suspended for Pakistani citizens. The number of officers in the highways of India and Pakistan was cut. However, among all this, eliminating the Indus Water Treaty of 1960 was one of the biggest decisions. India has made it clear that no water of Indus river will now be allowed to go to Pakistan.

Importance of Donald Trump’s comment

This statement of Donald Trump has come at a time when Indo-Pak relations are going through a very sensitive phase. While his comment gives India diplomatic support on the global stage, it also shows that the US still remains an integral part of peace efforts in South Asia.