India, Feb. 7 -- As of February 7, a finalized interim trade agreement between the United States and India has been established, reducing US tariffs on Indian goods to 18%.

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar emphasized that this framework will foster a mutually beneficial trade partnership by enhancing market access and opportunities for Indian exporters.

Prime Minister Modi praised the agreement, stating it signifies the increasing trust and dynamism within the India-US partnership and bolsters the 'Make in India' initiative, promising benefits for farmers, entrepreneurs, MSMEs, and youth.

Modi also highlighted the commitment of both nations to innovation, investment, and technology partnerships, which will strengthen supply chai...