India avoids clash with Trump after his ‘hellhole on planet’ and ‘gangsters with laptops’ post – TRT World

India Steers Clear of Conflict Following Trump’s ‘Hellhole on Planet’ and ‘Gangsters with Laptops’ Remarks

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India has chosen a path of restraint in response to former US President Donald Trump’s provocative “hellhole on planet” and “gangsters with laptops” comments, steering clear of direct confrontation despite escalating diplomatic tensions, reports TRT World

Trump’s West Asia tour: Shifting diplomacy, a ‘gifted’ plane and what it all means for India – The Indian Express

Trump’s West Asia Tour: Changing Diplomacy, a ‘Gifted’ Plane, and What It Means for India

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Former US President Donald Trump’s West Asia tour marks a shift in regional diplomacy, featuring his ‘gifted’ plane and renewed ties. The visit holds significant implications for India’s strategic and economic interests.

Why Trump can’t rush the Indian elephant into a trade deal – The Economic Times

Why Trump Can’t Rush India into a Trade Deal: The Elephant in the Room

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In his push to fast-track a trade deal with India, former President Trump navigates a challenging landscape shaped by India’s careful economic strategies and regulatory barriers, making a quick agreement far from certain

‘Does India Even Have Any Cards?’ – American Enterprise Institute – AEI

Does India Still Hold Any Winning Cards?

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The American Enterprise Institute questions India’s strategic leverage in global affairs, probing whether the country holds significant “cards” to influence outcomes amid rising geopolitical tensions and shifting alliances.

‘Cruel joke’: How Indian H-1B dreams are crash-landing after Trump fee hike – Al Jazeera

Cruel Joke’: How Trump’s Fee Hike Is Crushing Indian H-1B Dreams

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The recent H-1B visa fee hike under the Trump administration has left countless Indian tech workers stranded, turning their dreams into a heartbreaking “cruel joke.” Soaring costs and growing uncertainties now cast a shadow over their hopes of building a future in the U.S