US Tariff Live Updates: Donald Trump’s 50% Tariff On India Takes Effect
✍️ Written by: Shivam Verma
US Tariff Live Updates: PM Modi recently said that India would not bow to foreign pressure and said the interests of farmers, small industries, and cattle rearers would remain his priority.
The United States has officially imposed 50% tariffs on Indian imports after the latest 25% duty, announced earlier this month by President Donald Trump, came into effect today at 9:31 am. The move doubles the trade tax on India.
Trump introduced the additional tariffs as a punishment for India’s purchase of oil from Russia. Meanwhile, India has called it “unfair, unjustified, and unreasonable.”
According to the US Department of Homeland Security, the new duties will apply to Indian products entering the American market from August 27, 2025.
Here are the latest updates:
Live Updates
- 13:39 (IST) 27 Aug 2025
JD(U) Spokesperson Rajeev Ranjan On Trump Tariffs
“We are confident about the fundamentals of our economy. The domestic market has to be further prosperous,” he said.
- 12:51 (IST) 27 Aug 2025
NATO Advisor Krystle Kaul Reacts To Trump's 50% Tariffs
The latest US tariffs on Indian imports have raised concerns of a major setback in the relationship between Washington and New Delhi, according to NATO advisor Krystle Kaul.
- 12:50 (IST) 27 Aug 2025
Harsh Vardhan Shringla On Trump’s 50% Tariffs
Former Foreign Secretary and Rajya Sabha MP Harsh Vardhan Shringla remains hopeful that India will be able to conclude a “satisfactory mutually beneficial” Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the US as 50 per cent tariffs kick in on Wednesday, highlighting the “close and special partnership” between Prime Minister Naredra Modi and Donald Trump.
- 09:45 (IST) 27 Aug 2025
Additional 25% Tariffs On India Comes Into Effect
The additional 25 per cent tariff imposed by US President Donald Trump on India for buying Russian oil comes into effect.
- 08:23 (IST) 27 Aug 2025
What Fiji PM Said On Trump's Tariff on India
In the wake of Washington’s decision to levy a 50 per cent tariff on Indian goods, Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Ligamamada Rabuka on Tuesday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has the strength to cope with such pressures.
