 "India’s response to Trump ‘threat on oil buying oil from Russia, said – will not compromise with their interests")
After the report of the US President Donald Trump Indian vessels and the Ministry of External Affairs, the External Affairs Blurchar Randle Jaiswal buys in the world market for which the world market is available at the world. During a press conference in Delhi, Randhir Jaiswal said India’s power import is based on market conditions and geo-political conditions. The policy of India is transparent and we prefer our national interests.
Trump Answer India’s response to India to balance but strict
Donald Trump threatened to set tariff on India’s oil import on Russia. India did not respond directly to it and said that ‘we have been analyzing it.’ In addition, the External Affairs Ministry has broke questions about potential oil procurement from Pakistan, saying it would not be appropriate to comment.
No compromises with farmers and dairy
References to official sources said that India would not compromise with their farmers and dairy sectors in any case. A large population of India still depends on the traditional and self-contained farming and in mind the issues like religion and culture, issues such as issues like Dairy Import.
The strong foundation of strategic relationships
The MEA also repeated that relations between India and the United States and the United States were based on other interest and joint interests. The two countries have faced many universal challenges together and this connection is made strong. The conversation at the Indo-US Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA) will also continue.