<h1>Indo US interim trade agreement risks India's strategic autonomy, agriculture and textile sectors via oil, feed and tariff conditions.</h1> The Indo US interim trade agreement is criticised for imposing trade conditionality by requiring India to stop purchasing Russian Federation oil for tariff relief and subjecting oil imports to US monitoring. The White House fact sheet adds agricultural entries (including pulses) and alters references to red sorghum and dried distillers' grains, raising concerns about genetically modified feed, impacts on cattle and dairy, and expanded market access. Tariff terms and US-Bangladesh preferences are said to disadvantage Indian textiles and cotton producers, prompting claims of erosion of strategic autonomy and adverse export competitiveness.