US President Donald Trump has revealed that India is considering a significant trade shift by proposing to eliminate all tariffs on goods imported from the United States. Speaking at a gathering in Doha, he stated, "India has offered us a deal where basically they are willing to literally charge us no tariff." However, the Indian government has yet to respond to Trump’s comments, leading to a lack of definitive details about the potential agreement.
Trump Announces India's Proposal for Tariff Elimination on US Goods

Trump Announces India's Proposal for Tariff Elimination on US Goods
In a bold claim, President Trump says India may eliminate tariffs on US imports during his Middle East visit.
The trade dialogue between the two nations is in progress, with the US seeking a formal trade pact. At the Doha event, Trump also discussed other trade matters, including a directive to Apple CEO Tim Cook against expanding production in India, insisting instead on increased manufacturing within the United States. As this story unfolds, further insights are expected concerning the implications of these statements for US-India relations and global trade dynamics. For updates, follow BBC News India on various social media platforms.