<h1>India-US Trade Deal Seeks $500B Economic Boost, Targeting Critical Sectors and Supply Chain Resilience by 2030</h1> India and the United States are advancing negotiations for a bilateral trade agreement, with the first in-person talks scheduled in Washington. The proposed agreement aims to double bilateral trade to $500 billion by 2030. Both countries plan to negotiate the first tranche by fall 2025, focusing on market access, tariff reductions, and supply chain integration in sectors like critical minerals, semiconductors, and pharmaceuticals. The negotiations are taking place during a 90-day tariff pause window.