Trump trade adviser questions why US-built AI platforms serve users in India
India has firmly rejected Navarro’s remarks The Ministry of External Affairs has called his statements inaccurate and reiterated that
India in 2025: Strained US ties, shifting alliances and domestic tests
At home, the BJP strengthened its political position, even as concerns grew over the electoral process and the weakening of
Indian-American judges face MAGA backlash after blocking Trump-Era policies
These episodes underscore how judicial oversight of executive power has increasingly intersected with identity-based attacks, placing Indian American judges at
‘Modi Didn’t Call’: Trump aide claims missed outreach derailed India-US trade deal
Concerns have further intensified following claims by US Senator Lindsey Graham that Trump has approved a proposed Russia sanctions bill
TiE Co-Founder Kanwal Rekhi calls US immigration curbs ‘foolish’, Says America cannot ignore Indian talent
Rekhi’s remarks come amid growing concern among Indian students and professionals over tighter visa rules and immigration uncertainties, highlighting the
India urges nationals in Venezuela to exercise extreme caution amid US military action
India has traditionally maintained a cautious diplomatic approach toward developments in Venezuela, and officials said further advisories may be issued
Trump Calls It a ‘Shame’ as New Gold Card Visa Targets Retention of Global Talent
Critics argue that OPT operates without congressional approval and now supports nearly as many workers as the H-1B visa programme
US lawmakers move to block emergency tariffs on Indian imports, citing economic harm
If adopted, the resolution would remove the additional tariffs and could help ease trade tensions between the United States and
Trump signals new tariffs on Indian rice and Canadian fertilizer
The developments signal a continuation of the Trump administration’s focus on trade protectionism, highlighting the challenges and opportunities for American
‘Indian’ to mean only people from India, not native Americans in US
As debates over identity language continue, scholars and Native advocates emphasise the need for community-driven terminology — not political declarations