🗞️ Trump tariffs from April 2 but India works on separate deal

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Thursday, 06 March 2025

Citing high tariffs from countries such as Brazil, India and China, US President Donald Trump said his plan for reciprocal tariffs would come into effect on April 2, but Indian officials held out hope of a resolution, pointing to trade negotiations currently underway between New Delhi and Washington.

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THE BIG STORY

Trump tariffs from April 2 but India works on separate deal

Citing high tariffs from countries such as Brazil, India and China, US President Donald Trump said his plan for reciprocal tariffs would come into effect on April 2, but Indian officials held out hope of a resolution, pointing to trade negotiations currently underway between New Delhi and Washington.

Trump’s intention to hit a range of trade partners with reciprocal tariffs, unveiled during an address to a joint session of the US Congress on Tuesday, have intensified concerns about trade wars that could hit global economic growth. Trump’s remarks came at a time when commerce minister Piyush Goyal is on a nearly week-long visit to the US for the trade negotiations. Read more.

THE BIG QUESTION

Stalin demands 30-yr status quo on LS seats: Will the Centre agree?

A meeting of political parties in Tamil Nadu on Wednesday unanimously asked the Centre to use the 1971 Census as the basis for any delimitation for the next 30 years, ratcheting up tensions on a contentious exercise that has the potential to widen the chasm between India’s northern and southern regions.

The meeting, presided over by Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin but boycotted by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and its allies, was attended by members of 35 parties, including the All-India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam and the Congress.

After the meeting, Stalin also proposed a joint action committee (JAC) comprising parliamentarians and representatives from all southern states to create awareness among people and prevent seat reductions during delimitation. Read more.

India's love for this Norwegian DJ-producer hasn’t Faded. He was here last September and performed in nine cities. He’s returning in April with the WalkerWorld India Pt. II tour. Four cities. Previously unvisited. Don't go Alone. Or do. Who?

FROM THE EDIT PAGE

The US upheaval storms the world

President Donald Trump’s first address to a joint session of the US Congress confirmed that he represents not just a political party or a political movement but a revolution. Trump’s revolution is based on the premise that the ruling American establishment before him presided over an expansive and fiscally unsustainable regime at home and abroad that made life more difficult for ordinary Americans and allowed the world to exploit the US. With this simple — opponents call it simplistic — diagnosis, Trump’s revolution goes on to offer its prescription that has been visible over the last six weeks. Read more.

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Pakistan prevents outflow of news as veil of secrecy over East Bengal events

There has been considerable criticism regarding absence of news of recent disturbances in East Pakistan. At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Press Trust of India, the difficulties in collecting factual news reports from East Pakistan were considered Read more.

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