Group 1 - Indian Prime Minister Modi stated that India will become the world's third-largest economy and urged citizens to buy and promote local products in response to U.S. tariffs on Indian goods [1][3][4] - Modi's call to action aligns with his ongoing "Make in India" initiative, emphasizing the need to boost domestic manufacturing and consumption amid global economic uncertainties [4][5] - The U.S. announced a 25% tariff on Indian imports, which Trump described as a response to India's high tariffs and trade barriers, leading to a significant trade deficit for the U.S. [3][5] Group 2 - Indian government sources indicated that India will continue its oil trade with Russia despite U.S. threats of sanctions, highlighting the long-term nature of their agreements [2][6] - Modi's statements were seen as an indirect rebuttal to Trump's characterization of India as a "dead economy" and emphasized the importance of economic vigilance [3][6] - The Indian Ministry of External Affairs reaffirmed the stability of India-Russia relations, stating that energy procurement will be based on market conditions and global trends [7]

面对美国总统唐纳德?特朗普的关祱威胁，印度总理纳伦德拉?莫迪态度强硬，他呼吁国民购买国 货，同时其政府表示将继续购买俄罗斯石油。 据知情人士向彭博社透露，莫迪政府尚未指示印度炼油厂停止购买俄罗斯石油，也未就是否停止采 购做出决定。由于此事敏感性，这些人士要求匿名。几位知情人士称，国有和私营炼油厂都有权从首选 来源采购，原油采购仍是商业决策。 上周末，莫迪强调在全球局势不明朗的情况下，保护印度经济利益至关重要。而就在几天前，特朗 普政府对印度输美商品加征了 25% 的关祱。白宫还威胁称，若印度继续购买俄罗斯石油，将采取更多 行动。 "世界经济正经历诸多担忧 —— 弥漫着不稳定的氛围，" 莫迪周六在北方邦的一次集会上表 示，"现在，无论我们买什么，都应有一个标准：只买那些用印度人的汗水制造的东西。" 特朗普试图向俄罗斯总统弗拉基米尔?普京施压，迫使其结束在乌克兰的战争，而印度已成为他的 主要目标之一。上周，这位美国总统猛烈抨击印度，指责印度加入金砖国家（BRICS）这一发展中国家 集团并与俄罗斯保持密切关系，称 "他们可以一起拖垮各自死气沉沉的经济"。 这一指责标志着美国态度的巨大转变。多年来，美国为了拉拢印度在 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the escalating tension between the United States and India regarding India's continued purchase of Russian oil, highlighting India's defiance against U.S. threats of sanctions and tariffs [1][3]. Group 1: U.S. Pressure on India - On July 31, President Trump warned India that continued purchases of Russian oil would lead to "secondary sanctions" and a potential 35% tariff increase [3]. - India has become the largest buyer of Russian oil, importing 1.75 million barrels per day by 2025, which constitutes 35% of its total oil imports [3]. - India's response to Trump's threats was immediate, reaffirming its commitment to Russian oil contracts, which have been signed for years [3]. Group 2: India's Strategic Response - The Modi government is implementing a multi-faceted strategy to counter U.S. pressure, including promoting "Make in India" initiatives to reduce import dependency [5]. - India is diversifying its energy partnerships with the Middle East and Africa while continuing to purchase Russian oil [5]. - A significant move includes settling Russian oil trades in rupees, circumventing U.S. dollar sanctions [5]. Group 3: Economic Justifications - The discounted price of Russian oil saves India over $20 billion annually, alleviating inflationary pressures [9]. - India can also profit from refining Russian oil and selling it to Europe, potentially earning $60 per barrel in profit [9]. - Long-term contracts with Russia pose high penalties for non-compliance, making it economically unfeasible for India to halt purchases [9]. Group 4: Historical and Geopolitical Context - India has a long-standing relationship with Russia, relying on it for 70% of its military supplies since the Cold War [10]. - The depth of military cooperation between Modi and Putin, evidenced by over 50 meetings, strengthens India's position against U.S. sanctions [10]. - The geopolitical landscape suggests that the U.S. needs India as a counterbalance to China, making it less likely for the U.S. to abandon India [11].

Group 1: Core Views - The relationship between the US and India has cooled significantly, with President Trump expressing indifference towards India's economic situation and threatening tariffs on Indian goods [1][4] - Trump's recent comments about India's potential cessation of Russian oil purchases were quickly denied by Indian officials, emphasizing the long-term contracts in place and India's role in stabilizing the global energy market [2][3] - The imposition of a 25% tariff on Indian imports by the US was unexpected for India and has led to structural cracks in the US-India strategic partnership [1][4] Group 2: Economic Implications - The 25% tariff is projected to have a minimal impact on India's economy, estimated at less than 0.2% of the total economic output, but the agricultural sector remains a sensitive issue due to its significant voter base [4][5] - India's continued import of Russian oil is crucial for its economic stability, as switching to more expensive oil from other countries could slow economic growth and lead to social unrest [3][4] - Prime Minister Modi's call for promoting "Make in India" products reflects an effort to bolster domestic manufacturing in response to external pressures [5] Group 3: Strategic Dynamics - The evolving US-India relationship is marked by structural issues, including India's increasing protectionism and strategic autonomy, which the US finds challenging to accept [6] - The balance of power in the US-India relationship has shifted, with India asserting its independence in foreign policy while the US seeks to influence India's ties with Russia and Iran [6] - Analysts suggest that the current tensions may undermine the achievements of the US-India partnership established since 1998, as both nations navigate their respective strategic interests [6]

Core Points - The relationship between the US and India has cooled significantly, with President Trump expressing indifference towards India's economic situation and threatening tariffs on Indian goods [1][4] - India's continued purchase of Russian oil is a point of contention, with Indian officials denying any immediate changes to their policy despite Trump's claims [2][3] - The imposition of a 25% tariff on Indian imports by the US has been met with dissatisfaction from India, which views the economic impact as minimal [4][5] Group 1: US-India Relations - Trump's recent comments reflect a shift from viewing India as a strategic partner to expressing frustration over trade negotiations and India's ties with Russia [1][4] - The imposition of tariffs and threats of sanctions may lead to significant changes in the US-India relationship, which has been characterized as a model partnership [6] Group 2: Economic Implications - The 25% tariff on Indian goods is expected to have a negligible impact on India's economy, estimated at less than 0.2% of the total economic output [4] - India's reliance on Russian oil is critical for its economic stability, and any shift away from this supply could have severe consequences for its growth [3][6] Group 3: Domestic Response in India - Prime Minister Modi has called for a focus on promoting "Make in India" products in response to external pressures, emphasizing the importance of supporting local industries [5] - The Indian government remains committed to protecting its agricultural sector, which is vital for a significant portion of its population [4][5]

Core Points - The relationship between the US and India has cooled significantly, with President Trump expressing indifference towards India's economic situation and threatening tariffs and sanctions [1][5][7] - India's government has denied claims that it will stop purchasing Russian oil, emphasizing that current contracts are long-term and that the country plays a stabilizing role in the global energy market [3][4] - The imposition of a 25% tariff on Indian goods by the US was unexpected and has led to structural cracks in the US-India strategic partnership [1][5][6] Summary by Sections US-India Relations - Trump's recent comments reflect a stark shift from previously praising India as a strategic partner to threatening economic penalties [1][5] - The imposition of tariffs and threats regarding Russian oil imports have created tension, with India asserting that its policies will not change under US pressure [3][4][6] Economic Implications - The 25% tariff is projected to have a minimal impact on India's economy, estimated at less than 0.2% of the total economic output [5][6] - India's reliance on affordable Russian oil is critical for its economic growth, and any shift to more expensive alternatives could lead to economic instability [4][6] Strategic Dynamics - The evolving relationship is marked by India's increasing assertiveness in foreign policy, prioritizing its own strategic autonomy over US expectations [7] - Structural issues, such as India's protectionist measures and the challenge of opening its agricultural market to US goods, are complicating the bilateral relationship [7]

Core Viewpoint - Indian Prime Minister Modi indirectly responded to President Trump's remarks labeling India as a "dead economy," asserting that India is on track to become the world's third-largest economy [1][2]. Group 1: Economic Context - Modi emphasized the global economic uncertainties and urged Indian citizens to focus on buying and promoting domestically produced goods [2]. - The Prime Minister's comments were made shortly after Trump announced a 25% tariff on Indian goods, highlighting the urgency of promoting local manufacturing and consumption [2]. Group 2: Trade Relations - Trump stated that India must pay a penalty for its long-term procurement of weapons from Russia and being the largest buyer of Russian energy [2]. - Despite Trump's threats regarding penalties for purchasing Russian energy products, India has indicated it will continue to import oil from Russia [2].

环球网消息，据美国彭博社、《印度斯坦时报》等媒体报道，印度总理莫迪当地时间8月2日对美国总统 特朗普近期将印度称为"死亡经济体"的言论作出"间接回应"，称印度将成为世界第三大经济体。莫迪还 以全球经济不确定性为由呼吁印度公民购买、销售和推广印度本土产品。 原标题：被特朗普称为"死亡经济体"，莫迪"间接回应"：印度将成为世界第三大经济体 编辑：杨四海 责编：王光建 审核：张松涛 8月2日，莫迪在一场集会上发表讲话。 图源：印媒报道配图 报道称，在特朗普宣布对印度商品征收25%关税几天后，莫迪在一场集会上发表了上述言论。"全球经 济正经历诸多令人忧虑的问题，气氛不稳定。各国都专注于自身利益。印度即将成为世界第三大经济 体，因此印度必须在经济利益方面保持警惕。"莫迪说。《印度斯坦时报》称，虽然莫迪没有直接提及 特朗普，但他的言论被视为对特朗普将印度称为"死亡经济体"以及特朗普称印度严重依赖美国市场的说 法的含蓄反驳。 莫迪还称，印度公民买东西应该只有一个标准，即要买印度人制造的东西。彭博社称，莫迪再次强调国 内制造业和消费，呼应了他长期以来的"印度制造"倡议。然而，在特朗普对印度输美产品征收25%关税 后，这一呼吁 ...

【环球网报道】据美国彭博社、《印度斯坦时报》等媒体报道，印度总理莫迪当地时间8月2日对美国总 统特朗普近期将印度称为"死亡经济体"的言论作出"间接回应"，称印度将成为世界第三大经济体。莫迪 还以全球经济不确定性为由呼吁印度公民购买、销售和推广印度本土产品。 特朗普7月30日宣布，将对印度商品加征25%关税，并称印度须为"长期从俄罗斯采购大部分武器装备， 还是俄罗斯能源的最大买家"支付罚金。不过，据多家媒体8月2日报道，尽管特朗普威胁将对印度购买 俄罗斯能源产品等行为实施"惩罚"，印度方面仍然表示，将继续从俄罗斯进口石油。 报道称，在特朗普宣布对印度商品征收25%关税几天后，莫迪在一场集会上发表了上述言论。"全球经 济正经历诸多令人忧虑的问题，气氛不稳定。各国都专注于自身利益。印度即将成为世界第三大经济 体，因此印度必须在经济利益方面保持警惕。"莫迪说。《印度斯坦时报》称，虽然莫迪没有直接提及 特朗普，但他的言论被视为对特朗普将印度称为"死亡经济体"以及特朗普称印度严重依赖美国市场的说 法的含蓄反驳。 莫迪还称，印度公民买东西应该只有一个标准，即要买印度人制造的东西。彭博社称，莫迪再次强调国 内制造业和消费，呼 ...

来源： 在中美"掐架"愈演愈烈的当下，"印度制造"被吹得天花乱坠，好像能立马接棒"中国制造"，让全球买家 趋之若鹜。然而，印度反对党国大党的大佬拉胡尔·甘地站出来一顿"实话实说"，把莫迪的"遮羞布"扯 得稀碎："印度制造？哈哈，就是个组装厂的搞笑外传，核心零件还得靠中国爹！" 据《印度时报》7月19日爆料，甘地在X平台上放了个大招："你家电视机号称'印度制造'？别闹了， 80%的零件都是中国来的！我们就是在螺丝刀拧拧，喊着'自力更生'，其实连个iPhone屏幕都造不出 来！"他还甩出数据：印度制造业占GDP的比重从2014年的15.3%跌到12.6%，60年来的最低谷！这"印 度制造"的口号，喊得响，干得稀汤寡水。 甘地继续"开怼"：印度工业被高税负、政策瞎折腾和几个大财阀的垄断卡得死死的，小老板想玩制造？ 门都没有！他呼吁来一场"基层大革命"，让印度从"流水线拧螺丝"升级成真正的制造大佬，不然跟中国 比？"就是站着做梦！" 为啥"印度制造"总是扶不起的阿斗？ 印度工业的"病根"多到能写本悲情小说。首先，工业生态系统跟个筛子似的，漏洞百出。想造个电视机 扬声器？抱歉，高性能稀土磁体100%靠中国进口！印度电子 ...