India will not 'bow down', trade minister says after US tariffs


NEW DELHI: India will not "bow down" and instead focus on capturing new markets, trade minister Piyush Goyal (pic) said in his first public remarks since Washington imposed steep tariffs on Indian goods.

The 50-per cent levies on many Indian imports into the United States took effect this week as punishment for New Delhi's massive purchases of Russian oil, part of US efforts to pressure Moscow into ending its war in Ukraine.

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