<h1>India Stands Firm Against US Tariff Hikes to Protect Farmers, Fishermen, and Dairy Producers' Interests</h1> The Indian government has firmly stated it will not compromise on the interests of its agricultural sectors, including farmers, fishermen, and dairy producers, despite increased tariffs imposed by the United States amid stalled trade negotiations. The government resists US demands for greater market access and tariff reductions on agricultural products, citing potential harm to domestic producers. The Prime Minister emphasized readiness to bear significant personal and national costs to protect these interests. Concurrently, the government outlined initiatives to enhance agricultural resilience through technological integration, crop diversification, climate adaptation, and financial support schemes aimed at increasing farmer income and sustainability. These measures reflect a commitment to safeguarding domestic agricultural stakeholders amid international trade pressures and evolving environmental challenges.