<h1>Trump-Era 27% Tariffs on Indian Goods Raised in Parliament Amid Debate on Starlink Approvals and Digital Taxation</h1> An AAP MP suggested in Parliament that India should withhold approvals for Starlink satellite internet services as leverage to renegotiate the 27% tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on Indian goods. The politician claimed these tariffs could impact India's GDP and criticized the government for removing the 'Google tax' on US companies. Communications Minister responded that he takes a consumer-centric approach, noting that two Indian companies have already received satellite technology licenses. The Minister outlined security protocols for satellite providers, including requirements for earth station gateways and operational control centers in India. A junior minister added that India's terrestrial broadband is significantly faster than satellite internet.