US President Donald Trump recently declared the implementation of reciprocal tariffs effective from April 2025, targeting countries that impose higher duties on American goods. This decision is expected to have a considerable impact on Asian economies, including India. The move raises concerns about how India will be affected by Trump’s tariff policy. With the potential for increased tariffs on Indian exports to the US, industries such as textiles, pharmaceuticals, and information technology could face challenges. The Indian government will need to strategize and negotiate effectively to minimize the impact on the country’s economy. It is essential for India to diversify its export markets and focus on enhancing domestic production to reduce reliance on the US market. As the situation unfolds, businesses and policymakers in India will need to closely monitor developments and adjust their strategies accordingly to navigate the changing trade landscape.