WASHINGTON—In just a matter of months, President Trump has gone from praising India as a major strategic partner to saying he wouldn’t care if its economy implodes. The Trump administration still values the U.

India’s prime minister has made a big effort to build closer ties using his rapport with the U.S. president, but critics say he is getting little in return.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday made a strong pitch for 'swadeshi' products and reaffirmed the resilience of the Indian economy amid global economic turbulence.

By Manoj Kumar and Nikunj Ohri NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Indian opposition parties criticised the government on Thursday, describing U.S. President Donald Trump's threat of a 25% tariff as a diplomatic failure for New Delhi,

Although a screenshot circulating online started as satire, the U.S. president has had sharp words for India on trade issues.

Shock, dismay and angst swept across India as businesses, policymakers and citizens digested US President Donald Trump’s sharp remarks and a surprise 25% tariff rate earlier this week.

Jimeet Modi says Trump’s proposed 25% tariff on Indian exports is a headline risk, not a structural threat. With strong domestic demand, diversified trade, and policy support, India’s economy and capital markets are well-positioned to absorb such external shocks without long-term disruption.

Former Prime Minister and JD-S Rajya Sabha member H.D. Deve Gowda said that "even a small trader and a poor farmer in India, who conducts his business with great dignity, integrity and humanity, can teach many lessons to Mr.