US EditionVance in India hails progress on trade talks
- Vice President JD Vance urged stronger U.S.-India relations in defense and energy during his visit to India, stating both nations finalized trade negotiation terms.
- Vance encouraged India to purchase more military equipment from the U.S., including F-35 fighter jets, during discussions on military cooperation with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
- India's External Affairs Ministry welcomed the progress on the bilateral trade agreement, emphasizing its potential benefits for both nations.
- The trade agreement aims to double bilateral trade to $500 billion by 2030, as outlined by Modi and President Donald Trump.
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JD Vance holds press conference during India trip to discuss trade deal
Watch again as US vice president JD Vance held a press conference during his trip to India on Tuesday (22 April) as New Delhi looked to avoid tariffs and negotiate a bilateral trade deal with Washington.
Farmers Protest Vance’s Visit, Opening of India to US Farm Produce
By Abdul Rahman – Apr 22, 2025 The Indian government is under heavy pressure to open the country’s market to US agricultural products. Farmers claim the move would be a disaster for India’s already crisis-ridden agriculture sector. Thousands of farmers and working-class people in cities and villages across India took to the streets on Monday, April 21 to protest the visit of US Vice President JD Vance. They claim he has come to finalize an ag…
US and India finalize terms for trade talks
The Trump administration "seeks to rebalance global trade" with "friends like India," according to the American vice president. US Vice President J.D. Vance has announced that the US and India have agreed on terms for bilateral trade negotiations, calling it a roadmap to a final deal. Vance is currently in India, where he has held meetings with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other key officials. Washington and New Delhi aim to substantially in…
Bessent says India will be first to make deal avoiding Trump tariffs — while China is ‘put to the side’
Vice President JD Vance and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a roadmap Tuesday to proceed with trade talks to avoid a possible 26% tariff rate taking effect in early July.
In India, Vance Seeks to Broaden Bilateral Ties, Increase Trade
Vice President JD Vance is visiting India this week in hopes of strengthening the United States’ relationship with a strategic ally that also happens to be the world’s most populous democracy. Accompanied by his wife, Usha—whose parents immigrated to the U.S. from India—and his three children, the vice president is making a show of touring the South Asian nation with visits to the Akshardham Hindu temple in New Delhi, the Amer Fort in Jaipur, a…
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