Rajnath Singh Takes Dig at Donald Trump over Tariffs: 'They Think that We Are Everyone's boss...'
INDIA, AUG 10 – India's defence exports have surged from Rs 600 crore in 2014 to over Rs 24,000 crore, as Rajnath Singh highlights challenges posed by US tariffs amid trade tensions.
- Defence Minister Rajnath Singh criticized the US tariffs doubling and called out efforts to make India-made products expensive during a 2025 event in Madhya Pradesh.
- The tariffs followed US allegations over India's Russian oil purchases and sparked Singh's claim that global powers envy India's rapid economic and defence growth.
- Singh highlighted India's rise from Rs 600 crore defence exports in 2014 to over Rs 24,000 crore now, linking this to self-reliance and indigenous equipment aiding operations like Sindoor.
- He highlighted that India’s economy is vibrant and rapidly expanding at approximately 6.3% each year, placing the country among the top four largest economies globally, and confidently proclaimed that no global force can prevent India from rising as a leading power.
- Singh asserted India seeks global welfare but will not tolerate provocation, pledging retaliation against instigators and emphasizing rapid national development despite criticism.
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Rajnath Singh takes veiled dig at Trump over tariffs, says India’s rise irks some - The Statesman
Taking an indirect jibe at the US President Donald Trump over the recent additional tariffs imposed on India, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Sunday said that some people are unhappy with the pace at which India is growing as a global power.
Rajnath Singh takes dig at Donald Trump over tariffs: 'They think that we are everyone's boss...'
Rajnath Singh did not explicitly name anyone and made a veiled dig at Trump, stating that ‘people are not liking the rapid development of India and are unable to digest it.'
·New Delhi, India
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