Indian PM Narendra Modi's comments come amid President Donald Trump's threat of "reciprocal" tariffs on US trading partners.

Hours before Modi met with Trump at the White House, the US president signed an executive order on reciprocal tariffs, seeking to match existing duties on US exports in other countries with equivalent ...

India and US negotiating bilateral trade agreement, addressing tariffs, non-tariff barriers, and supply chain integration by ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed India's support for US President Donald Trump's efforts to mediate peace between ...

India's PM Modi and President Trump reaffirmed the India-US partnership, setting goals for expanded cooperation.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi left Washington for home on Friday morning after a meeting with US President Donald Trump, with the Indian side confident that the Trump administration would be “softer” ...

President Donald Trump has met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and vowed to bring “fairness and reciprocity” to the ...

The US-India trade relationship takes a forward leap as President Trump and Prime Minister Modi agreed to negotiate a trade ...

The two leaders also worked on new trade plans. Modi said that "in order to ensure India's energy security, we will focus on trade in oil and gas" with the US. Trump said the US would increase ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday stated that the SAMVAD (Global Hindu Buddhist Initiative) programme in Thailand ...

After his meeting with Donald Trump, PM Modi shared the highlights of his visit on X, stating that the meeting had been an ...

In a sign of deepening bilateral ties and strong bipartisanship, India and the US have reiterated their commitment to the ...