PM Narendra Modi likely to visit US next month for UNGA, bilateral talks with President Trump amid tariff row: Report | Today News
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
47% : With trade relations strained, this visit could be pivotal in reshaping India-US economic ties.41% : Ties between India and the US have been impacted in recent months after Trump claimed to have brokered a ceasefire between India and Pakistan -- a claim denied by Delhi.
30% : Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to visit the US for the UN General Assembly next month, potentially meeting President Trump to address rising tariff disputes.
16% : The meeting with President Trump, which is not yet official, is aimed at ironing out the issues on trade and arriving at a common ground on tariffs, the Indian Express said in the report. Narendra Modi and Donald Trump met last in February 2025 when Indian Prime Minister visited the US.
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