MODI HAS GONE MAD because he is taking Trump very lightly! Trump has imposed 50% tarrif on India and this will destroy India's business.
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GHANTA! Trump is actually shocked and at backfoot. Please read the entire post to know the whole context
Trump has announced a 50% tariff on Indian goods starting August 27. Why? Not because India is buying cheap oil from Russia, that’s just the excuse.
Behind the scenes is a much deeper and more dangerous game — one that involves global power shifts, rare-earth minerals, broken monopolies, and India’s refusal to play by America’s old rules
As soon as Trump made his aggressive move, India didn’t flinch.
The Ministry of External Affairs responded:
“This move is unjustified, irrational, and India will take all necessary steps to protect its national interest.”
No apology. No retreat. No begging.
That’s the new India, calm, firm, and sovereign.
This Isn’t Just About Tariffs — It’s a Global Earthquake
1. Russia Oil: The Excuse, Not the Reason
India has saved billions by purchasing cheap Russian oil.
This has helped our economy through lower inflation, cheaper fuel, and stronger exports.
But here’s the real story:
Trump made a backroom deal with Ukraine — to extract rare earth minerals like uranium, magnets, and other critical resources needed for America’s defense and tech industries.
Russia’s ongoing bombing of Ukraine is blocking that plan.
So Trump’s logic is:
“If I pressure India to stop buying oil from Russia, Russia gets less money, the war slows, and I get what I want from Ukraine.”
But India refused. And China increased trade with Russia.
Trump’s plan? Failed before it started.
2. BRICS – The New Global Order
India, Russia, China, and Brazil have made it clear:
We’re no longer going to accept US dollar dominance.
BRICS now holds:
40% of global GDP
35% of world population
If this block shifts away from the dollar, it could end dollar hegemony in a month.
That’s the nightmare haunting Washington and India is leading that shift.
3. India Said “NO” to America’s Unreasonable Demands
Trump wanted India to:
Open its agriculture and dairy markets
Use American seeds and steroids
Accept unfair trade terms
But India said NO.
Why? Because:
70% of our population depends on agriculture.
American GMO seeds can’t be reused — farmers must buy them every year that too at higher cost.
India doesn't allow steroids and blood milk in dairy.
India refused to compromise its people and sovereignty for an unfair deal.
August 27: A Strategic Blackmail Date
Trump chose August 27 for a reason. The US trade delegation arrives in India on August 25.
This isn’t trade policy.
This is blackmail:
“Sign the deal on our terms or we punish you.” 😂
India saw right through it.
India’s Quiet but Strategic Counterattack
India has FTAs with UK, and ▪️ASEAN, and other nations in progress. This is one of the biggest failure of Trump, as he couldn't able to make a trade deal with India, even after 5th round of negotiations.
▪️Ties with Russia and China are growing stronger.
▪️NSA Ajit Doval was in Moscow. Foreign Minister Jaishankar is next.
▪️PM Modi is heading to China for the SCO Summit on August 31.
The message is clear:
“We don’t need to beg. We are building new alliances.”
Mainstream Media Is Silent, But the Truth Can’t Be Hidden
Indian media might say “Modi’s policy is wrong or failing.”
They failed to understand that this isn’t just about oil, trade, or diplomacy.
This is a fight for:
Economic independence
Strategic sovereignty
A new global order
Unlike Pakistan, India is refusing to be America’s pawn, and that’s the real reason behind Trump’s tantrum.
Trump Is Losing Allies – Fast
The UK has cut off talks with Trump.
Brazil’s President won’t take his calls.
Japan, South Korea, China – all standing up.
Only Pakistan and Bangladesh are still nodding. But well… they’ve always been on their knees.
So What Happens Next?
Yes, short-term losses are real:
Some exports will suffer.
Some jobs may feel the pressure.
But that’s the cost of dignity.
We are diversifying our markets to Africa, Latin America, Russia, China, Middle East.
India is ready.
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DONALD TRUMP IS THE GREATEST PRESIDENT OF USA and that's why he has asked his MAGA supporters to attact Indians living in USA.
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And his SHAMELESS and JEALOUS supporters are following his orders. Read the entire post for this dangerous situation
A dangerous and deliberate shift is unfolding in the United States.
The very Indian community once celebrated as a model of hard work, discipline, and success is now being vilified, harassed, and politically scapegoated.
At the center of this storm — Donald Trump.
Facing political and strategic setbacks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Trump has found a new pressure tactic: target Indians abroad to indirectly pressure the Indian government into bending to U.S. demands. Under his watch, chants like “Go Out Indians” and “Go Back to India” have started echoing in American streets.
SERIOUS!!! PM Modi said that he has to face some personal loss because he is not willing to give up on the rights of our farmers. Does he hinted about a Bangladesh like situation in India?
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Today PM Modi's 'personal loss' was a hint, a hint that powerful people gonna create bangladesh like situation to dethrone him and we can see the glimpse of it.
At a time when geopolitical dynamics are shifting rapidly, General Asim Munir of Pakistan is en route to the United States again. Coincidentally, Rahul Gandhi, India's Leader of the Opposition, has made serious allegations about Indian democracy being "hollowed out" and elections being rigged with the Election Commission working hand-in-glove with the ruling BJP.
Consider the timing. India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval is in Russia, negotiating directly with high-level officials. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar is also headed to Moscow. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is preparing for high-stakes diplomacy with President Xi Jinping, trying to balance Trump’s assertive posturing. All this unfolds just as domestic narratives begin to collapse under orchestrated chaos: SSC protests erupt, Parliament debates Sindoor, and foreign outlets push questionable stories about Indian defence failures. Is this all just coincidence? Or are we witnessing a Bangladesh 2.0 blueprint in motion?
I am just loving it the way India is exposing US. After giving deplomatic slaps to USA now Indian army has join the party.
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Read the entire post to know how Indian army has exposed the hypocrisy of USA.
In a move that has caught the attention of global strategic circles, the Indian Army has issued a sharp and timely reminder to the United States—one that is resonating far beyond the realm of military history.
The Indian Army’s official Twitter handle from its Eastern Command recently posted a newspaper clipping that bluntly read: "U.S. shipped $ billions worth of weapons to Pakistan since 1954." While seemingly a factual historical post, the message behind it was anything but passive. The timing, tone, and context have made it clear: India is pushing back diplomatically and strategically.
This isn’t just an isolated social media post. The tweet is part of a planned campaign. Indian army often use to post such things using well-documented military facts, particularly related to the 1971 Indo-Pak war. But the inclusion of the U.S.-Pakistan arms alliance struck a different nerve—one that Americans could not ignore.
MASSIVE India wins the tarrif war as for the first time, India enters US Defense Market like a power player. Like I told you earlier this is just for trade deal and our relationship is still intact with USA.
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In a bold and strategic response to President Donald Trump’s imposition of a 25% tariff on Indian goods, India didn't just react but, it redefined the game. On the very same day that the tariff announcement was made, India officially cancelled all ongoing discussions regarding the procurement of the American F-35 fighter jets.
But what followed was even more remarkable. 👇
Despite rejecting the F-35, India successfully negotiated and signed one of the most significant bilateral defense agreements in recent history — the India-US Reciprocal Defense Procurement Agreement (RDPA). This is not just any trade agreement. It is a VIP entry into the world’s largest defense market, valued at over $850 billion.
Another Masterstroke by Trump---NATO is at verge of BREAKING UP
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Read the entire post to know the latest updates, which even media houses are not covering !!!
It seems like the “curse” of India and Russia has fallen on America, as President Donald Trump’s recent actions are backfiring. Just four days ago, Trump deployed U.S. nuclear submarines near Russia’s borders, prompting President Putin to immediately activate hypersonic missiles in Belarus. But the backlash hasn’t come from Russia alone, NATO allies themselves are rebelling.
In the past 48 hours, two major shocks have hit NATO. Hungary's PM Viktor Orbán declared NATO is now just a tool for America’s ambitions and criticized the U.S. for escalating the Ukraine crisis. Slovakia’s PM Robert Fico echoed the same, saying his country cannot afford to support the Ukraine war due to economic constraints and external interference, accusing both the U.S. and U.K. of meddling in their elections.
India’s Diplomatic Counterattack: How Modi, Doval, and Jaishankar Are Turning the Tables on the West.
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Not just that they have a lot of cards on the table against the hypocrisy of West. Read the entire post to know and trust me you will feel very proud.
At a time when President Donald Trump has reignited tariff threats and intensified pressure on India by labeling its economy "dead" and imposing 25% import duties, the global chessboard is shifting, and India is playing the game with rare mastery. Backed by strategic brilliance and unshakable resolve, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government is not just defending against Western pressure, it is launching a full-spectrum diplomatic counterattack.
Trump’s outbursts were more than political rhetoric, they were calculated provocations. By calling India’s economy “dead,” threatening tariffs, and openly warming up to Pakistan, Trump aimed to force India to abandon its historic partnership with Russia.
But the Indian response was swift, clear, and composed.
Ajit Doval, India’s National Security Advisor, was dispatched to Moscow with a bold mission: reinforce defense ties, fast-track arms deals, and send a direct message to President Vladimir Putin—India stands firmly with its time-tested friend.
Dr. S. Jaishankar, External Affairs Minister, followed with an economic agenda: expanding Indo-Russian energy cooperation, boosting Arctic trade routes, and pushing toward a $100 billion bilateral trade goal. This wasn’t diplomacy—it was strategic warfare by other means.