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US President Donald Trump on Tuesday (September 9, 2025) announced that he would resume talks to resolve the ongoing business problem between India and the US. Trump posted on his social media platform Truth Social and wrote that I am happy to report that India and the US are continuing talks to remove trade barriers. I look forward to talking to my very good friend, Prime Minister Modi in the coming weeks. Trump expressed confidence that this dialogue will bring successful results for both countries. His announcement comes just weeks after the US recently imposed a 50% tariff on Indian goods.
President Trump earlier this week gave the status of a very special relationship to India-US relations. He said that Prime Minister Modi and he will always be friends. However, he also said that he disagrees with some of India’s policies at the moment. In a conversation with ANI, when he was asked if he was ready to improve relations with India, Trump replied that I will always be ready. I will always be a friend of (Prime Minister) Modi. He is a great Prime Minister, but I don’t like what he is doing at this time. However, the relationship between India and America is very special. There is nothing to worry about. ”
Prime Minister Modi’s positive response
After President Trump’s remarks, Prime Minister Narendra Modi also responded on the social media platform X. He wrote that he deeply appreciates and fully supports President Trump’s sentiments and positive assessment of bilateral relations. PM Modi said that the relationship between India and America is moving towards a comprehensive and global strategic partnership. He expressed confidence that the partnership of the two countries will bring positive results for the world.
Political outlook and global partnership
For both India and America, this partnership is not limited to just trade. Both countries are strengthening strategic partnership for stability in the Indo-Pacific region. Partnership has become important in the field of energy security, digital technology and innovation. Experts believe that the personal equation of Trump and Modi can further strengthen this partnership, even if sometimes trade differences come to the fore.
