India's masterstroke against Trump tariffs! Agreement with US almost decided big relief will come soon

India is much ahead of all other nations as far as Indo-US trade deals are concerned. In the meantime, India has drawn a masterplan against Trump tariffs. As per an official, there is regular communication between the two nations and the negotiations are going at a rapid pace. The negotiations are being conducted through video calls and official visits. India has now drawn a strong action plan against the high tariffs of the US. This plan is not only on paper, but its implementation has also commenced.

India is way ahead of others in this transaction

It is expected that an interim trade agreement (BTA) between India and the US will be completed in the next 90 days, which will provide a new push to trade between the two nations. India is way ahead of others in this transaction, according to government sources. The two countries' officials are in constant contact through video conferencing and official meetings. Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has also stated that India never makes any choice under coercion but is looking for every possibility in the national interest. US provides relief of 90 days on tariffs 

Rules of negotiation decided, agreed

As per one official, so far many conditions and norms that are required have been agreed upon in the current negotiations between India and the US. There is mutual understanding between the two nations even on the basis points. "If both the sides are provided with equal advantage, the agreement is most likely to be sealed within the next 90 days," the official stated.

Trade target of $ 500 billion by 2030

India and the US have committed USD 500 billion in bilateral trade by 2030 from the existing USD 191 billion. For the realization of this ambitious target, the inaugural phase of the BTA i.e. Interim Trade Agreement must be finalized between September-October 2025. The official was confident that everything could be achieved within 90 days if both sides realize the advantages.

India prepared but not under duress: Piyush Goyal

Union Minister Piyush Goyal, while presenting a statement over this entire development, stated, "India-US talks are continuously going on. We are exploring all sides, safeguarding our commercial interests. But India never makes decisions under duress. We follow the policy of equal respect and reciprocal benefit," he said.