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Inadequate, insufficient evidence on forced labour 301 probe: India tells US
India has informed the US that its tariff determination lacks sufficient rationale. New Delhi argues the US Trade Representative's report unfairly groups many economies. India insists there is inadequate evidence of unfair competitive advantage. The nation advocates for resolving trade issues through bilateral negotiations. India remains willing to engage constructively through dialogue and consultation.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
India flags inconsistencies in US forced labour probe, seeks resolution via trade talks
India urged the United States to address tariff concerns through bilateral trade negotiations. New Delhi questioned inconsistencies in Washington's proposed forced labor tariff…
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thehindubusinessline.com
US approach to forced labour tariffs inconsistent; exempts 1,600 items it needs: India
India criticizes US forced labour tariff approach, highlighting inconsistencies and exemptions while advocating for dialogue in trade negotiations.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
India flags inconsistencies in US approach to Section 301 forced labour law, points to selective exemptions
India has poked holes in US's plans to impose another tariff series linked to alleged forced labour, arguing that its own approach is inconsistent and the issue be dealt with…
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thehindu.com
India says U.S. forced labour tariff approach inconsistent; exempts 1,600 items deemed critical to its needs
India criticizes U.S. forced labour tariff approach as inconsistent, exempting 1,600 critical items while advocating for bilateral dialogue.
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theprint.in
India pushes back against US forced-labor claims as tariffs loom
New Delhi has told the USTR that there is no evidence linking its exports to forced labor and that these issues should be resolved through bilateral trade talks.
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Indian industry pushes back against USTR’s Section 301 tariff plan
Indian industry leaders oppose USTR's Section 301 tariffs, citing lack of evidence and potential disruption to US-India supply chains.
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India Inc urges US Trade Representative to drop tariff plan on Indian goods
In separate submissions to the USTR as part of the ongoing public hearing on the probe (July 7-9), industry bodies said the existing India-US Trade Policy Forum should be used to…
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India seeks review of proposed tariff, cites flaws in USTR's report on forced labour probe
India requests a review of the USTR's proposed tariff, citing flaws in the forced labour investigation report.
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hindustantimes.com
India asks US to drop proposed 12.5% tariff, pushes for bilateral trade negotiations
India has strongly objected to USTR's proposed tariff, saying it has engaged sincerely on forced labour issues, urging the US to reconsider its determination | India News
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newsbytesapp.com
India asks US to reconsider proposed 12.5% tariffs on imports
India has called on the US to drop its proposed 12.5% tariff, advocating for bilateral trade negotiations over unilateral measures tied to Section 301 forced labour concerns.
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Inadequate, insufficient evidence on forced labour 301 probe: India tells US
India has informed the US that its tariff determination lacks sufficient rationale. New Delhi argues the US Trade Representative's report unfairly groups many economies. India…
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dawn.com
India to ban import of goods made using forced labour amid US probe
Washington is expected to introduce steeper tariffs on India through two separate probes into forced labour and excess industrial capacity.