Moody Report on India’s Manufacturing: Additional 25 percent tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump on Indian goods can become a major challenge for India. It can emerge as a significant obstacle in front of India’s self -sufficient mission. US rating agency Moody’s has reported in its forecast that the additional penalty trump imposed on India due to frequent purchases of cheap Russian oil will have a direct impact on the manufacturing competition of the country.

It is worth noting that the announcement of 25 percent tariff on India was announced by the US on 31 July, which has become effective from 7 August. Apart from this, Trump announced 25 percent penalty as an additional fine on August 6, which will be applicable from August 28. However, the routes of possible negotiations between the two countries are still open.

Increased challenge for India

Moody’s said on Friday that India’s ambitious ‘Make in India’ campaign may be affected due to high tariff rates than other Asian countries and the manufacturing sector may be shocked. Its impact will be more visible in particularly high -value electronics sectors.

If the additional tariffs imposed on India are effective due to purchasing oil from Russia, then the self -reliant Bharat Abhiyan, which is aimed at promoting domestic production and reducing foreign dependence, may be adversely affected.

Impact on ‘Make in India’

Under ‘Make in India’, since 2020, the Government of India has been giving exemption and encouragement to promote various sectors. Its positive impact has been seen in the past years. There has been a tremendous boom within the country in drugs and mobile construction, while areas such as textile, semiconductor industry and solar energy are moving relatively slow.

During the financial year 2024-25, India’s trade with the US stood at $ 131.8 billion, which makes it clear that America is a major trade partner of India. India’s exports to the US reached around $ 86.5 billion, which mainly includes textile, electronics, machinery and medicines. Most of these products are part of the incentive schemes given under the PLI scheme of the Government of India.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has once made his iron in front of the world. He has once again emerged as the world’s most popular leader. The latest survey report of the American business intelligence company Morning Consult has been released, in which PM Modi has received an approval rating of 75 per cent of the people, while US President Donald Trump has come at number 8 in the survey. The survey took place from July 4 to 10. It included the ratings of leaders of 20 countries.

In this list, after PM Modi, South Korean President Li J Muung finished second with 59 percent approval rating, while US President Donald Trump is at 8th position with less than 45 percent.

PM Modi’s stature once again in the world
According to the Morning Consult survey, PM Modi’s stature has increased even more, whether it is inside or outside the country. 75 percent of the people involved in the survey have accepted Prime Minister Modi as a democratic global leader. 7 percent of the people could not take any decision on this, while the opinion of 18 percent people was different from this.

Getting second place in this list is a major achievement for South Korean President Li J Muung, because he has been in the highest position in South Korea, it has just been only one month.

Loved by over a billion Indians and Respected by Millions Across the Globe, PM Narendra Modi Tops The Morning Consult Global Leader Approval Tracker Once Again-The Highest-REGHEST and Most TRADED Worldwide.

Strong Leadership. Global Respect. Bharat is in safe hands. pic.twitter.com/eybtiiyjmt

– Amit Malviya (@Amitmalviya) July 26, 2025

President of Argentina at number three
Argentine President Xavier Miley, who is considered a right -wing, finished third in this list, 57 percent votes in his favor, while 6 percent people did not give any opinion and 37 percent of the participants rejected him.

Macron’s name among the least popular leaders

The least popular leaders include French President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister of Czech Republic, Petra Fiala, who has been supported by only 18 percent of the people while 74 percent are dissatisfied with them. At the same time, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is at 10th place.

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