The rollback of duties will take effect from February 7, according to an executive order issued by the White House.
The framework, unveiled after talks between US President Donald J. Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, positions high-end computing hardware as a core pillar of a broader US–India push on supply-chain resilience, digital trade and strategic technology cooperation.
The details of the much-awaited agreement framework are out -- right from the size of the export market to tariff reductions to protected sectors. Check here
PM Modi further noted that the India-US interim trade deal framework strengthens the government's flagship 'Make in India'.
Lulu Group International Chairman M. A. Yusuff Ali shares why India remains a key focus for the global retail giant as it commits billions of dollars toward expansion. Speaking to India Today TV’s Marya Shakil, Ali highlights India’s strong economic fundamentals, rising per capita income, and growing export strength under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. With India aiming to become a $5 trillion economy, Lulu plans to expand across retail, food exports, logistics, and procurement. Ali emphasises that growth in tier-2 and tier-3 cities directly supports rural demand, creating a complementary cycle that benefits farmers and urban consumers alike. From fruits and vegetables to rice, tea, and sugar, India’s agricultural exports are becoming a major global supply source, reinforcing organic and inclusive growth.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a sharp political attack in the Rajya Sabha while responding to the controversial slogan “Modi teri kabr khudegi”. Calling it a reflection of deep hatred, the Prime Minister accused opposition parties of wishing ill upon him despite what he described as major achievements under his government. During his address, he highlighted India’s economic resurgence, stronger global standing and decisive security actions, positioning his leadership as focused on national progress. The remarks triggered fresh political debate, with the issue once again putting political discourse and rhetoric at the centre of national attention. The speech comes amid continuing clashes between the government and opposition over policy, governance and national security narratives
The Tucker Carlson Network, Founder - Tucker Carlson speaks candidly about Prime Minister Narendra Modi, calling him one of the most consequential leaders of our time. Drawing parallels with other global figures, Carlson says Modi stands apart as a “real person” and a historic leader on whom books will be written. He highlights how rare it is to live in an era shaped by strong personalities and admits his deep interest in understanding Modi’s leadership and India’s rise. Carlson also expresses his desire to interview the Indian Prime Minister, praising his impact, authority, and global stature. The remarks underline how PM Modi is increasingly viewed not just as India’s leader, but as a defining figure in global politics today.
Members of the Trinamool Congress and the Samajwadi Party also joined the protest.
Another day of disruption in Parliament as the Lok Sabha was adjourned within minutes of reconvening, forcing Prime Minister Narendra Modi to skip his scheduled address. Relentless protests by opposition MPs brought proceedings to a standstill, with sloganeering, posters and scenes of chaos in the Well of the House. The turmoil followed heated exchanges between Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu and Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, triggering political outrage and counter-attacks. From torn papers to competing books on alleged scams, confrontation replaced debate, even as the nation waits for answers on the Budget, jobs and inflation.
India and the United States have agreed to reduce tariffs on Indian exports to 18% after an intense trade standoff, but a dramatic claim about stopping Russian oil imports clouds the celebration. President Trump says Prime Minister Modi agreed to shift away from Russian crude — a move that unlocked tariff relief — yet Indian officials have offered no formal confirmation on halting purchases. Data shows Indian imports of Russian oil have dipped but not disappeared, and energy markets say full disengagement remains elusive. With Russia dismissing U.S. claims and India balancing energy security, this deal may reshape global crude flows — but the real story lies in the geopolitical complexities beneath the headlines.
This will be PM Modi’s third visit to Malaysia, and officials say it is designed to take stock of the expanded partnership announced last year





