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Modi's Trade "Ceasefire" with Trump? šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øšŸ’£ India’s Economy in the Danger Zone!

TL;DR:India urgently needs a trade ceasefire with Trump as he slapped a sweeping 25% tariffĀ on Indian goods effective August 1, 2025, plus threatened additional penalties over India’s ties with Russia. While other nations secured tariffs between 15–20%, India stands isolated with fewer concessions. The stalled trade talks, disagreement over opening agriculture markets, and Trump's meddling claim of brokering an India‑Pakistan ceasefire have stirred political backlash in Telangana and nationally. The Modi government must respond swiftly to protect farmers, labourers, and MSMEsĀ and reassert India's trade sovereignty from a people-first standpoint.

🧠 News Story (Breaking | Telangana)

ā€œWhat’s Going Down?ā€

The U.S. announced a 25% tariffĀ on Indian exports starting August 1, 2025, and warned of extra penalties for India’s ongoing energy and defence trade with Russia. These moves have sent shockwaves across business, agri, and youth sectors.

ā€œWhy It Mattersā€

Other trading partners like Vietnam (20%), Japan (15%), and EUĀ got softer tariffs—India stands out with a tougher deal, making exports less competitive globally.India’s trade with U.S. totaled USD 87 billionĀ in goods and USD 33 billionĀ in services in 2024.

ā€œTelangana Voices Speak Upā€

Telangana CM A. Revanth ReddyĀ slammed Modi’s govt for allegedly bowing to Trump’s ā€œarm‑twistingā€ during Operation Sindoor, calling it a missed opportunity to push back.

ā€œModi’s Counters & Political Hurdlesā€

Parliament debates heated as opposition leaders bombard the govtĀ over Trump's ceasefire claims and trade failures. Even when denied in-house, Trump's repeated false bragging has created embarrassment—India's stance remains: no third‑party mediationĀ in bilateral disputes.

ā€œTrade Talks in Limboā€

Talks have derailed primarily over India’s refusal to open agriculture sectorĀ to U.S. imports. Reports say Washington wants access to dairy, corn, autos, pharma—India resists due to its reliance on 700 million rural livelihoods. Commerce teams hoped to strike a deal long before August, but negotiations stalled.

ā€œEconomic & Political Falloutā€

Markets reacted: rupee slumped, indices dipped up to 0.9% intraday, and India's opposition erupted blaming government failureĀ for diplomatic isolation. Economists warn this could shave 0.4% off GDP growthĀ in fiscal 2025–26.

šŸ—£ļø Youth & Worker Perspective

India is a land of youth and labour—millions of small farmers and MSMEs depend on exports. Trump's tariffs threaten jobs, wages, and growth. Telangana workers and rural youth must raise their voices! Modi’s govt must protect them, resist foreign compulsion, and ensure trade deals don’t sacrifice national autonomy for short-term peace.

🧾 MediaFx Opinion (from People’s Perspective)

From the people’s side, Modi must take a firm stand: no surrender under threats. Instead of kowtowing to external pressure, we stand with our farmers, small businesses, and youth. India must pursue a fair deal without compromising our sovereignty or enslaving our economy to foreign demands. It’s high time to work for peace, equality, and people-first trade justice!


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