Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a telephonic conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump as New Delhi seeks to address the 50% tariffs imposed by Washington on key Indian exports. These tariffs are intended as a punitive measure due to India's purchases of Russian oil.

Modi highlighted the progress in bilateral relations and ongoing discussions on international developments. While the White House confirmed the call, no specifics were disclosed. This marks their third conversation since tariffs were doubled, impacting textiles, chemicals, and food exports.

Trade discussions halted in July due to disagreements over U.S. farm product access and Trump's involvement in mediating India-Pakistan tensions. Despite this, there are indications India is reducing Russian oil imports follo

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