After the ups and downs in relations between India and America, the business talks were seen going into cold storage. But Prime Minister Narendra Modi was praised by the first US President Donald Trump and then after the positive response given by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, now the relationship is now seen to be improving again. After the response given through social media between the two leaders, now the business talks are also seen gaining momentum. According to sources, the team of trade deals from the US on Monday (September 15, 2025) will reach India and tomorrow on Tuesday (September 16, 2025), there will be a trade talks between the two countries.

According to sources, India’s business talks with America are now moving forward with positive thinking. At many levels, diplomatic and main talks are going on between the two countries. According to reliable sources, a team is coming to India late on Monday (15 September) to discuss business talks with America and then there will be a trade talks on Tuesday between both countries.

India will discuss pending issues with American team

During this dialogue, India will be discussed on all pending issues with the American team. During this period, the Ministry of External Affairs is also involved in some issues being within the diplomatic purview. India is currently discussing intense discussion with the US as well as the European Union. Economic support and products will be analyzed at many levels in the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF).

Export and Msme There will also be discussion on promoting

Apart from this, amidst interaction with the US, the Government of India is making all efforts under the Export Promotion Mission to speed up small and medium industries. It was announced in the Union Budget of 2025-26. Under this, a target has been set to promote exports in the next six years and help small entrepreneurs.

Ministry is preparing for export promotion mission

At the same time, exports are changing between competitiveness of different countries. The government is constantly making efforts to help small industries and traders. The government is working on the Export Promotion Mission for this. Soon it will be presented in the cabinet. Consultation has been done between various ministries on this. The government is working on this scheme to solve the concerns of exporters.

According to sources, the export promotion mission may consider allocating a large amount of Rs 2,250 crore already allocated in the Export Promotion Mission. At the same time, it will also be considered to run this mission in a cycle of 5 years. Preparations are being done by the Ministry regarding this.

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US President Donald Trump said on Friday (September 12, 2025) that it is not easy to impose tariffs (fees) on India for buying crude oil from Russia. This step creates a rift with India.

Donald Trump said in an interview to Fox and Friends on Friday (September 12), ‘Look, India (Russian oil) is the biggest customer. I put 50 percent tariff on India, because they are buying crude oil from Russia. This is no easy task. This is a big thing and this causes a rift in America’s relations with India. US President Donald Trump responded when he was asked what is meant to clamp down on Russian President Vladimir Putin?

He said, ‘But I have already done this. I have done a lot and remember that this is a lot of Europe’s problem than our problem.

Trump claims to resolve seven conflicts

Donald Trump also reiterated his claim during the interview that he has so far resolved a total of seven global conflicts during his second term as the President of America.

He said, ‘I have solved a total of seven struggles so far during my second presidential tenure. I resolved many conflicts, including Pakistan and India, as well as major conflicts, some of which were unresolved, such as Congo and Rwanda. I solved them. It was going on for 31 years. Millions of people were killed in this struggle. I solved struggles that were unresolved for a long time.

What India says on the purchase of Russian oil,

Donald Trump said that while defending the purchase of crude oil from Russia, India has been saying that its energy purchase is inspired by national interest and market dynamics.

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Chief Economic Advisor (CEA) V. Anant Nageswaran, Government of India, has made a big statement by US President Donald Trump about the impact of 50 percent tariff imposed on India. Anant said that 50 percent tariffs imposed on Indian goods by Donald Trump will not be applicable for long, as the trump’s step will not be positive for the overall relations of the two countries for a long time.

With this, CEA Anant Nagswaran has also warned that 25 percent tariffs imposed on the purchase of crude oil from Russia will be extremely difficult to trade and Trump’s adverse effects of this move can be seen in the second and third quarter of the current financial year. He also expressed concern that if there is no change in the situation, then its effect can also go till the next financial year.

India’s 50 percent tariff imposed on India in a gap of 20 days

This statement of the Chief Economic Advisor of the Government of India has come at a time when tension has increased between India and America over 50 percent tariffs on Indian goods. The US implemented a 25 percent tariff on India on August 27, 2025 to import Russian oil, which is in addition to 25 percent tariffs applied to other 70 countries in the world on August 7, 2025.

What did the Chief Economic Advisor of the Government of India say about the US tariff?

Nageswaran told the Indian Express, ‘I think this high tariff on India will not last long but it will be short -lived. There are also indications that America is now beginning to understand that by applying high tariffs on India, it will not get the results according to its mind and the tariff imposed on India is also affecting America.

He said, ‘If you ask me for any concrete evidence in this regard, then in the last few days I have no concrete evidence in addition to mixed messages, so that it can be said that the second 25 percent tariff will last long on India. But I believe that it will remain not for a long time, but for a very long time. At the same time, efforts will definitely be seen from the other side to make some balance to some extent.

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Former US National Security Advisor (NSA) John Bolton has made a big statement on Thursday (September 4, 2025) about the relationship between President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He has said that President Donald Trump had very good personal relations with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but now he is over. He warned that close relations with the American leader (Donald Trump) would not be able to save world leaders from the worst phase.

Bolton’s remarks have come in the last two decades of the last two decades of background in the Indo-US relations, with Trump’s tariff policy and India’s constant criticism from his administration.

Trump- Bolton sees Trump with glasses of personal relations with leaders of international relations

He recently said in an interview to the British media portal LBC, ‘I think Trump sees international relations with the glasses of his personal relations with the leaders. Therefore, if he (Russia’s President) has a good relationship with Vladimir Putin, then America would also have a good relationship with Russia. Obviously, it is not so.

Bolton has been a National Security Advisor (NSA) in Trump’s first term. But now he is a vocal critic of Trump. Bolton said, ‘Trump had very good relations with Modi personally. I think that relationship is over now and this is a lesson for everyone. For example, for the (Prime Minister of Britain) Kir Stmper that a good personal relationship can sometimes be helpful, but it will not save you from the worst situation. ‘

Trump will be traveling to Britain from 17 to 19 September

It is noteworthy that US President Donald Trump will visit Britain from 17 to 19 September 2025. At the same time, in a post on social media with its interview with LBC, Bolton said, ‘The White House has pushed the US-India relations back decades, due to which Modi has come close to Russia and China. China has introduced itself as an alternative to the US and Donald Trump.

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A US MP has made a big statement about Donald Trump amid the ongoing tense situation after the US imposed 50 percent tariffs on India. US Congress MP Michael Bomgarter said that US President Donald Trump respects India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi a lot. He stressed that even though there were some hurdles on the way, India and America will soon find a solution to get out of this situation and strengthen their relationships again.

Trump gives importance to his relationship with PM Modi- Bamgarter

US MP Bomgarter said, “We know that US President Donald Trump is a dealener and he respects India a lot. He traveled to India a few years ago, in which he enjoyed a lot. He also gives great importance to his relations with Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India. I hope that the matter between India and America will soon be resolved. However, some interruption may be completely successful, but the end will be successful in the middle.”

America is expecting more than India- Bomgarter

He said that the high tariff imposed on India should be understood in such a way that sometimes even more has to be expected from friends. Talking to NDTV, he said, “I believe that sometimes you have to ask for more than your friends and it should be seen as a sign of respect for India that America is expecting more than India.”

You should see what President Trump wants- Bomgarter

He said, “I can understand that it can be disappointed by looking at India’s perspective, but it should also be seen what America wants to achieve from it and what President Trump wants to get from it. I have talked to many leaders of India and I have told him that the foundation between India and America is very strong.”

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