Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi formed a bromance but can their MEGA partnership continue with the US president's new tariffs regime coming in?

Referring to India’s trade policies, Trump remarked, “India is one of the highest tariffing nations in the world.… it’s brutal, it’s brutal."

Trump announced a 26% reciprocal tariff on Indian imports, citing unfair trade practices. India aims to offset the impact through export diversification and trade talks.

Donald Trump has shared a post on from his official handle on TruthSocial asking Americans to be ready to bear the brunt of his decision to impose reciprocal tariffs on trading partners, adding that "end result will be historic".

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced a whopping 26 per cent 'discounted' reciprocal tariifs on India. Speaking at the “Make America Wealthy Again” event in the Rose Garden, Trump said that charges imposed are not completely reciprocal in nature but partial"For decades,

President Trump praised Prime Minister Modi as a smart leader and great friend while criticizing India's high import tariffs. Trump emphasized progress in trade talks and India's commitment to lower tariffs,

US President Donald Trump stated that he was confident that talks on tariffs between India and the US would work out

Talking about India, Donald Trump called Prime Minister Narendra Modi ‘a great friend’ but added that the country was ‘not treating us right’. "Their Prime Minister (Naren

US relations described PM Modi as a “great prime minister” and reaffirmed their strong friendship. Despite concerns over India’s tariffs, he expressed optimism that trade talks would “work out very well” for both nations.