Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal believes it is too early to worry about the potential impact of punitive tariffs on imports from India as imposed by US President Donald Trump, citing a strong historical relationship between the two countries. He also mentions India’s alignment with the US on issues like illegal immigration and highlights the disparity in formal trade numbers, pointing out the significant financial contributions made by Indian students in the US. Goyal emphasizes that India will only sign trade treaties if they serve the national interest, prioritizing national interest over deadlines for such agreements.
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Restore green cover or be ready for jail: Supreme Court to Telangana
Supreme Court of India NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court of India reprimanded the Telangana government for illegally felling trees and removing green cover from over 100 acres in Kancha Gachibowli forest, emphasizing the need for restoration or the potential jailing of senior officials. The court highlighted that any tree removal requires its permission and expressed concern for wildlife affected by the deforestation, demanding a revival plan within a month. Senior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi argued...
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