India-US relations: News and Discussions IV
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This ought to be a rude wake-up call for all those who are still going gaga over Trump..
<3nmin video worth watvhing> Weeks after 26 Indians were murdered by Pakistan, reports say Trump is set to host the Pak Army chief, while U.S Central Command General calls Pakistan a “phenomenal partner”.
American duplicity on terror has never been clearer.
<3nmin video worth watvhing> Weeks after 26 Indians were murdered by Pakistan, reports say Trump is set to host the Pak Army chief, while U.S Central Command General calls Pakistan a “phenomenal partner”.
American duplicity on terror has never been clearer.
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Trump is just the clown face for the US establishment / DS or whatever you call it. They will be propping up Pak yet again to use them to go after Iran or take control of Bagram or whatever, fully knowing that sooner or later some of the aid will be used against India and they will look for deniability or life's like that attitude.
That's exactly why Op Sindoor is still active. Here on India will attack and take out anything supplied to Pak or rebuilt by them if they are used directly or indirectly against India, US interests be damned.
India-US relations have taken a big slide and will take decades to repair now. The culprit is the declining power that is the US and it's inability to see a rising India as anything but the next China.
NaMo going to G7 is perhaps to have a "clear and frank" conversation with the present crop of 7 clown leaders, especially Trump, with dubious mandates, tottering economies and a pile of internal issues.
I shudder at the enormity of the task and the high stakes battle which NaMo is going into. And he still finds time to laugh with school children on the train to Kashmir. There is more ice in his veins than in all of Himalayas. Pranaams to him.
That's exactly why Op Sindoor is still active. Here on India will attack and take out anything supplied to Pak or rebuilt by them if they are used directly or indirectly against India, US interests be damned.
India-US relations have taken a big slide and will take decades to repair now. The culprit is the declining power that is the US and it's inability to see a rising India as anything but the next China.
NaMo going to G7 is perhaps to have a "clear and frank" conversation with the present crop of 7 clown leaders, especially Trump, with dubious mandates, tottering economies and a pile of internal issues.
I shudder at the enormity of the task and the high stakes battle which NaMo is going into. And he still finds time to laugh with school children on the train to Kashmir. There is more ice in his veins than in all of Himalayas. Pranaams to him.
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Cyrano wrote: ↑12 Jun 2025 12:58 Trump is just the clown face for the US establishment / DS or whatever you call it. They will be propping up Pak yet again to use them to go after Iran or take control of Bagram or whatever, fully knowing that sooner or later some of the aid will be used against India and they will look for deniability or life's like that attitude.
That's exactly why Op Sindoor is still active. Here on India will attack and take out anything supplied to Pak or rebuilt by them if they are used directly or indirectly against India, US interests be damned.
India-US relations have taken a big slide and will take decades to repair now. The culprit is the declining power that is the US and it's inability to see a rising India as anything but the next China.
NaMo going to G7 is perhaps to have a "clear and frank" conversation with the present crop of 7 clown leaders, especially Trump, with dubious mandates, tottering economies and a pile of internal issues.
I shudder at the enormity of the task and the high stakes battle which NaMo is going into. And he still finds time to laugh with school children on the train to Kashmir. There is more ice in his veins than in all of Himalayas. Pranaams to him.
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https://www.livemint.com/news/india/us- ... 18475.html
US presents take-it-or-leave-it trade offer, demand access to agriculture, dairy, pharma.
US presents take-it-or-leave-it trade offer, demand access to agriculture, dairy, pharma.
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We should leave it. These are the very sectors in which hundreds of millions of people and families depend for their livelihoods.
They will be crushed by the GMO + pesticides+ fertilizer doped high yield crap that causes all kinds of food allergies, heavily subsidized by the US federal government and wants to dump into India to affect every consumer's health as well. And then pump our people who were made unhealthy thanks to American foods and dairy with American drugs.
Walk away, please.
They will be crushed by the GMO + pesticides+ fertilizer doped high yield crap that causes all kinds of food allergies, heavily subsidized by the US federal government and wants to dump into India to affect every consumer's health as well. And then pump our people who were made unhealthy thanks to American foods and dairy with American drugs.
Walk away, please.
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India will walk away. Any government agreeing to such a deal is a sure shot way to lose 70+ seats in parliament. Food security didn’t happen until 1972. Operation Flood for milk was launched in 1970 and made a huge impact. India is the world’s largest dairy producers.
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On the trade front, US wants to infiltrate India with their diary and agro GMO stuff to ruin Indian native animals, native seed crops of India and make India depend on Monsanto Inc. India has to ban GMO outright like Russia has done. The dream of deep state controlled monsanto is to get hold of all seed supply of the world so that they dictate terms for the rest of the world. You plant a GMO thing and you need to go back to them for the next crop.
On milk the Indian native cow (the one with the hump - surya ketu nadi) produces A2 milk versus Jersey Ameriki maal produces A1 milk. The A2 milk has different protein structure and those who are lactose intolerant can try A2 milk instead of A1 milk. Nations like australia, germany, austria are switching to A2 milk (which is expensive compared to A1 milk). BTW Buffalo milk is A2. All cheese manufacturured in the US uses rennet a cow intestinal product to curdle the milk. Those who are completely vegan would not want such cheeses.
On milk the Indian native cow (the one with the hump - surya ketu nadi) produces A2 milk versus Jersey Ameriki maal produces A1 milk. The A2 milk has different protein structure and those who are lactose intolerant can try A2 milk instead of A1 milk. Nations like australia, germany, austria are switching to A2 milk (which is expensive compared to A1 milk). BTW Buffalo milk is A2. All cheese manufacturured in the US uses rennet a cow intestinal product to curdle the milk. Those who are completely vegan would not want such cheeses.
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super powers fighting over agricultural products access shows what matters ultimately. The real prize is to enmesh India agriculturally to the global supply chain - we should never give up our food security! Bos Indicus reigns supreme and god's gift to India!
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Out of question. India will "leave it". 100% guaranteed.A_Gupta wrote: ↑12 Jun 2025 18:06 https://www.livemint.com/news/india/us- ... 18475.html
US presents take-it-or-leave-it trade offer, demand access to agriculture, dairy, pharma.
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viewtopic.php?p=2651513#p2651513A_Gupta wrote: ↑12 Jun 2025 18:06 https://www.livemint.com/news/india/us- ... 18475.html
US presents take-it-or-leave-it trade offer, demand access to agriculture, dairy, pharma.
Saru vaaru, follow your guru's advice.

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Yeah no compromise on agriculture, dairy or Pharma. We have a huge domestic market, if they want to use tariffs to kill themselves we should say GOH. Other things we can do but with reciprocity.Vayutuvan wrote: ↑12 Jun 2025 23:31Out of question. India will "leave it". 100% guaranteed.A_Gupta wrote: ↑12 Jun 2025 18:06 https://www.livemint.com/news/india/us- ... 18475.html
US presents take-it-or-leave-it trade offer, demand access to agriculture, dairy, pharma.
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One of the people who launched Mint (AKA livemint) is Melissa Bell (Georgetown and Northwestern journalism school grad) is the VP of Vox.A_Gupta wrote: ↑12 Jun 2025 18:06 https://www.livemint.com/news/india/us- ... 18475.html
US presents take-it-or-leave-it trade offer, demand access to agriculture, dairy, pharma.
This is what Wikipedia says about Vox

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vox_(website)#Reception
My guess is that livemint has the same DNA.In March 2014, before it had officially launched, Vox was criticized by conservative media commentators, including Erick Erickson, for a video[48] it had published arguing the U.S. public debt "isn't a problem right now".[49] (ed: Obviously since Obama was the POTUS then)
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Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry at The Week argued that the website produced "partisan commentary in question-and-answer disguise" and criticized the site for having a "starting lineup [that] was mostly made up of ideological liberals".[53] The Week's Ryu Spaeth described the site's operations as "...essentially tak[ing] the news (in other words, what is happening in the world at any given moment in time) and fram[ing] it in a way that appeals to its young, liberal audience."[54] Damon Linker also criticized them, calling them "a parody of liberal faux-neutrality," and that "partisanship is so obvious," in an Obama interview they conducted, "that it's hard to imagine anyone being fooled."[55]
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In an opinion piece in The Washington Times, Christopher J. Harper criticized the site for numerous reporting mistakes.[56]
The co-founder of Vox, Matthew Yglesias, after leaving the company, stated in an interview for The Atlantic that he was at odds not just with those at Vox, but mainstream media as a whole, saying "'The people making the media are young college graduates in big cities, and that kind of politics makes a lot of sense to them,' he said. 'And we keep seeing that older people, and working-class people of all races and ethnicities, just don't share that entire worldview.'"[57]![]()
Looks like Mother Jones has gone out of favor with the Cambridge,MA/Caltech/Princeton/UChicago educated "scientist" set.
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I don't think it'll make much difference in dairy and pharma .but can make a lot of difference in some agriculture
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Dairy could be competition in the powdered milk sector, and cheese. Amul is the market leader in India in both sectors aren't they? That could be a problem for the coop dairies in India. In combined AP, Vijaya was the leader, MH it is AREY.
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Trump is engaging in araNyarOdanam. He is being ignored by GoI.
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Why so much rudaligiri going on here on this single point? TDS, I suppose.
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India's position on Agri, Dairy and Pharma sectors is decades old and everyone knows this, and any level headed person can see why.
If they are asking for stuff they know we will not and cannot accept, it shows that the US does not want the deal to go through. They will use this as a stick to extract some other carrot from us.
Dr SJ already commented few days ago that us will negotiate with its self interest and we will also do the same.
We are a huge consumption economy just like the US and we produce most of that at home and import the rest from china or others. We are not that dependent on imports from the US and we can take our exports elsewhere. There will be some pain but it is eminently doable.
ICETS vicets gaya tel lene
If they are asking for stuff they know we will not and cannot accept, it shows that the US does not want the deal to go through. They will use this as a stick to extract some other carrot from us.
Dr SJ already commented few days ago that us will negotiate with its self interest and we will also do the same.
We are a huge consumption economy just like the US and we produce most of that at home and import the rest from china or others. We are not that dependent on imports from the US and we can take our exports elsewhere. There will be some pain but it is eminently doable.
ICETS vicets gaya tel lene
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One dependency we have to get around on the double, i.e. engines for Tejas.
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most articles are very speculative. lets wait for things to unfold.
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Saw news flash that Israel conducted air strikes against Iran
Rubio clarified that they are unilateral without any US involvement
Rubio clarified that they are unilateral without any US involvement
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If desperate Iran could do the typical Arab thing of flying it's AF aircraft to Pakistan for safe keeping.
But recent Indian action would make them think twice.
Come to think of it, India can help US and Iran go for a peace deal by bombing both US supplied fighters and Iran fighters on PAF bases.
But recent Indian action would make them think twice.
Come to think of it, India can help US and Iran go for a peace deal by bombing both US supplied fighters and Iran fighters on PAF bases.
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Looks like we're "leaving it"Cyrano wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 03:11 India's position on Agri, Dairy and Pharma sectors is decades old and everyone knows this, and any level headed person can see why.
If they are asking for stuff they know we will not and cannot accept, it shows that the US does not want the deal to go through. They will use this as a stick to extract some other carrot from us.
Dr SJ already commented few days ago that us will negotiate with its self interest and we will also do the same.
India Shuts Down US 'Take-It-Or-Leave-It' Demands on Trade Access - Times via MSN
As the world watches two economic giants negotiate a critical trade pact, India has drawn a hard line — and with good reason. The United States, in recent high-level talks, has been accused of using "take-it-or-leave-it" tactics to push through a deal that disproportionately serves its interests. But India isn’t budging.
According to reports by Mint, the trade talks held in New Delhi from June 4 to 10, led by US Trade Representative Brendan Lynch, quickly turned tense. Washington is pressuring New Delhi to open up its most sensitive economic sectors — including dairy, agriculture, digital trade, and pharmaceuticals — but India is pushing back, demanding fairness, respect, and reciprocity. <snip>
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All Govt offices should mandate only Indian origin SW.
Get Windows, MS Office, Browsers out of our computers first.
Then the servers - all Govt data should remain on Indian servers.
Govt IT security should restrict any SW that is not certified by Govt.
We need to start taking these steps and start pinching MS, Google, AWS and other players.
Get Windows, MS Office, Browsers out of our computers first.
Then the servers - all Govt data should remain on Indian servers.
Govt IT security should restrict any SW that is not certified by Govt.
We need to start taking these steps and start pinching MS, Google, AWS and other players.
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There are some efforts already at play in India to address many of the US stuff in hardware and software. IIT-M is building a RISC based chip which can run a version of Unix. Apple MacOS runs on Unix actually MACH of CMU the multi-threaded kernel of Unix. Standardize on unix which is much better OS than windoze. For MS Office, local indian company Zoho has a decent substitute for the entire suite of products. India has created ONDC to challenge the commerce platform of AWS. Browsers should not be that hard to create. Search of Google is perhaps a larger task. India can perhaps collaborate with Yandex of Russia. I wish the IT powerhouses like infosys, wipro, tata, hcl, etc pitch in and create enterprise class systems to take on behemoths like Oracle, Salesforce, SAP, ServiceNow and so on.
India is currently strong in finance tech area with UPI.
India is currently strong in finance tech area with UPI.
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El Presidente claims to have reached a satisfactory trade deal with China.
Wool have serious implications on India, EU now.
Wool have serious implications on India, EU now.
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xpot:
Amber G. wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025 22:41 Interesting item, I noticed .. Netanyahu has talked to Modi but not (yet) to Donald..
Links:https://x.com/narendramodi/status/1933524955934634271
The tweets from Netanyahu also cofirms ' He has talked to Modi, and *will* be talking soon Trump and Putin later..![]()