Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the U.S. is attempting to maintain its economic dominance through high tariffs on Chinese goods while facing challenges from globalization and the rise of other economic powers [1][6]. - India is positioned as a key player in reshaping global trade rules, with Modi's diplomatic efforts aimed at strengthening ties with non-Western countries to counter U.S. pressure [3][8]. - The BRICS nations, accounting for half of the global GDP, are becoming increasingly significant in the formulation of future international economic rules, highlighting India's strategic autonomy and its potential for greater influence in global affairs [3][8]. Group 2 - China's stance against using its interests as negotiation leverage provides support for Modi in negotiations with the U.S., allowing for a more confident approach [5]. - India's reliance on rare earth resources reflects a need to maintain a good relationship with China to ensure resource security and economic stability amid external pressures [6]. - The U.S. trade policies are likely to face backlash, as the zero-sum game mentality may not align with the realities of global economic interdependence, potentially harming U.S. interests in the long run [6][8].