While the 7.8 per cent first-quarter growth is a positive sign, experts warn the impact of US tariffs could be felt later in the year.

While the 7.8 per cent first-quarter growth is a positive sign, experts warn the impact of US tariffs could be felt later in the year.

This comes against the backdrop of the U.S. imposing 50% tariffs on the country, including secondary duties of 25% last month for purchasing Russian oil.

India has to grapple with steep U.S. tariffs, but improving domestic consumption is expected to ease their impact, according to analysts.

Prolonged 50% tariffs could shave off as much as 0.8% of India's GDP - so what are Delhi's options?