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Is Trump's US-India trade deal even Trump-proof?

President Donald Trump announced that the US and India had agreed to a trade deal wherein tariffs on Indian exports to the US would drop from 50% to 18%. Is any agreement with the US even Trump-proof? Trump acts on whims and fancies, and countries like South Korea, the UK and Canada have seen that trade agreements don't mean much when it comes to sanctions.

The new India-US trade deal has many wondering if Trump will truly honor the agreement or not.

Live blog

Live: PM agreed to Trump's terms under pressure, says Rahul Gandhi on trade deal

US-India Trade Deal Live Updates: US President Donald Trump has announced a cut in tariffs on Indian goods from 25 per cent to 18 per cent after speaking with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, signalling an easing of strained ties. PM Modi welcomed the move, saying "Made in India" products would now face lower tariffs and thanked Trump for the decision. The US President said the cut followed PM's request and reflected friendship and respect. Trump also said a long-pending India-US trade deal is now close, despite earlier disagreements, especially over agriculture. He added that PM had agreed to reduce purchases of Russian oil and shift imports towards the US and Venezuela. Follow indiatoday.in for live updates.

The US-India Strategic Partnership Forum described the tariff cut as an “important and positive first step”.
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Stanford students fake Jain beliefs to dodge mandatory meal plan, says student

Stanford University faces scrutiny after unverified claims emerged that some students allegedly misuse Jain dietary exemptions to evade the school's costly mandatory meal plans. The allegations have sparked an online debate over religious accommodations, student trust, and the rising cost of campus dining at elite universities.

At Stanford University, unverified claims suggest some students falsely identify as Jain to bypass the $7,944 mandatory meal plan.

Parliament Session

Live: Government-Opposition face-off as Rahul Gandhi brings up China article again

Parliament Session Live Updates: The Lok Sabha resumed proceedings on Tuesday after Monday's session was disrupted over Rahul Gandhi's reference to the former Army Chief's unpublished memoir. Chaotic scenes were witnessed as BJP members, including Home Minister Amit Shah and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, objected, arguing that only formally published material could be quoted in the House. Stay tuned to inditatoday.in to get all the latest updates on the Parliament session. 

Rahul Gandhi during his address after Houses reconvene on Tuesday.

Global

Why Baloch women are taking up arms, raining death on Pak forces

Baloch women fighters played a key role in the BLA's recent coordinated attacks across Balochistan. The involvement of women in the Baloch armed movement is part of the broader trend. After peaceful protests over enforced disappearances and exploitations failed, with men jailed or killed, the once-silent Baloch women are picking up arms, and even turning suicide bombers.

Before the recent attack involving two Baloch women, the trend involving female fighters had begun with the 2022 Karachi University bombing. (India Today Image)
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Clintons to testify in Epstein probe, slam US Congress panel's 'bad faith' tactics

Former US President Bill Clinton's name has appeared in the latest batch of files released by the Department of Justice in connection with the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. Clinton has firmly denied any wrongdoing and has said he had no knowledge of Epstein's sex crimes. Reports have also noted that he has never been accused by Epstein's survivors.

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