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        Trade deal with US signals India's rising global influence: Khandu

        February 3, 2026

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        Itanagar, Feb 3 (PTI) Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Tuesday said the successful trade agreement with the US marks a defining moment for India's growing influence in global economic affairs.

        He said the country is now shaping international decisions with confidence and clarity under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership.

        "The successful US-India trade agreement reflects the growing strength of India's voice on the global stage under the leadership of Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji," Khandu said in a post on X.

        He described the agreement as far more than a commercial arrangement, calling it a symbol of trust and strategic partnership between the world's two largest democracies.

        "This deal is not just about trade, it is about trust, strategic partnership, and India securing its rightful place in the world economy," Khandu said.

        He added that the agreement opens wider doors for Indian businesses, strengthens opportunities for exporters, boosts investor confidence, and deepens ties between India and the United States.

        Highlighting the broader significance of the outcome, the chief minister said the agreement underlines strong and decisive leadership, reflects India negotiating from a position of confidence, and keeps a clear focus on growth, jobs, and global competitiveness.

        "India today is not just participating in global decisions; it is shaping them. That is the Modi era," he remarked.

        In another social media post, Khandu pointed to India's improved access to the US market, noting that Indian exports now enjoy a tariff level of around 18 per cent, lower than several competing economies facing much steeper duties.

        "With tariffs at 18 per cent, lower than many competing economies, Indian exporters gain a meaningful edge," he said, adding that this advantage strengthens jobs at home, boosts exports, and improves India's position in global supply chains.

        Khandu said the outcome reflected the firm negotiating stance of Prime Minister Modi, noting that even US President Donald Trump had publicly acknowledged his tough negotiating approach.

        "This is a sign that India was neither pressured nor hurried into an uneven deal," he said.

        Emphasising the approach taken by India, Khandu said, "India chose endurance over easy compromise. National interest came first, domestic sectors were safeguarded, and global market access was secured on balanced terms." The chief minister added that the agreement reinforces India's standing as a confident and mature economic power.

        "It reflects a nation that negotiates with clarity, strength, and long-term vision," he said.

        The US-India trade agreement was formalised following sustained negotiations between the two sides, aimed at expanding bilateral trade, easing market access, and strengthening long-term economic cooperation.

        Khandu added that the agreement aligns with India's broader global push to combine economic growth with strategic partnerships, positioning the country as a decisive and reliable player in the international economic order. PTI UPL UPL ACD

        US India trade agreement lowers tariffs to about 18% and expands market access while safeguarding domestic sectors. The US India trade agreement lowers tariffs on Indian exports to around 18 per cent, expands market access, and aims to boost exporter competitiveness and investor confidence while incorporating domestic safeguards and balanced negotiated terms to protect key sectors and deepen bilateral economic cooperation.
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                                US India trade agreement lowers tariffs to about 18% and expands market access while safeguarding domestic sectors.

                                The US India trade agreement lowers tariffs on Indian exports to around 18 per cent, expands market access, and aims to boost exporter competitiveness and investor confidence while incorporating domestic safeguards and balanced negotiated terms to protect key sectors and deepen bilateral economic cooperation.





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