Tag: Donald Trump
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US President Donald Trump Waives Russian Oil Tariffs, Bringing Major Relief to Indian Refineries
US President Donald Trump waived key tariffs and sanctions clauses against consumers of Russian energy in a move to temporarily ease off pressure from India and other major consumers. This move, made public on October 16, 2026, followed soon after an imposition of 100 percent duty on US imports was to be imposed as per ... -
Donald Trump Calls Iran a ‘Failed Nation,’ Demands War Crimes Trials for Its Leaders
President of the United States Donald Trump has referred to Iran as a “failed state” and has urged Iran’s leaders to stand trial in the international arena for committing war crimes and crimes against humanity amid the continuing clash between the two nations. As reported in a Truth Social post published on August 31, 2026, ... -
US Generic Drug Tariff Expansion: How Proposed Import Duties Could Affect Indian Pharma Exports
The US proposal to expand tariffs on imported generic medicines has created apprehension throughout the international pharmaceutical industry, especially India which is among the leading manufacturers of cheap generic medicines globally. As per the latest proposals made by US president Donald Trump, imported generic medicines would remain tax free for the next two years, be ... -
US President Donald Trump earned $2.3 million from licensing deals in India: Report
A recent report by The New York Times has revealed that US President Donald Trump’s revenues from the foreign market in his first two years in the White House amounted around 73 million dollars, with at least USD 2.3 million revenue coming from licensing deals in India. According to a report by Moneycontrol.com, sales of ... -
India and US Tech Companies Try To Talk Trump Out Of Visa Freeze
The Indian and U.S. technology companies are in dire straits with Trump having tightened the noose over many work visas. However the Indian government and US technology counterparts are trying to reason it out with US President Donald Trump, to rethink the executive order that has put a freeze on many kinds of work visas ... -
PM Modi, Trump discuss G7, India-China border issue, WHO reforms over phone call
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday held a telephonic conversation with US President Donald Trump on an array of topics. In a statement released by the Ministry of External Affairs, the US President spoke about his desire to expand the ambit of G7 group to PM Modi, extending an invitation to India to attend the ... -
India-China stand-off: Delhi adopts diplomatic dialogue route with Beijing to resolve border issue
To resolve the brewing border issue with China, India has taken the route of diplomatic dialogue, while declining US President, Donald Trump’s offer to mediate. India avoided US meddling into the border dispute, which it referred to as an internal matter between the two countries. In order to resolve Delhi-Beijing standoff over skirmish between the ... -
Indian Metro cities becoming contagions as America ventilators come to rescue
India is now becoming the twelfth country to have reported the highest number of corona virus cases after China. While the Centre is picking money from the World Bank to mitigate its slowing down economy at lockdown times, the rate of spread does not seem to coming down. In the last two days, five districts ... -
India bans export of anti-malaria drug after Trump calls effective for treating coronavirus
On Wednesday, India banned the export of an anti-malaria drug, hydroxychloroquine with an immediate effect. The decision was taken after the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) Director-General Balram Bhargava on Monday suggested that the healthcare staff, who were handling the coronavirus suspected and confirmed cases, should take hydroxychloroquine to prevent further spread of the ... -
Coronavirus fear makes namaste a global greeting norm
The increasing fear of coronavirus pandemic makes the world follow the traditional Indian way of greeting called ‘namaste’. The customary form of exchanging pleasantry comprises a slight bow and hands joined together, pointing upwards. It is followed mostly in the Indian subcontinent but now all across the world. Several world leaders, including US President Donald ...









