50% tariff of Trump will burst on India from today, know what the strategic options of India can now be

According to the announcement of Donald Trump, the additional 25% tariff imposed on India will be implemented today from August 27, 2025, and thereby the total rate imposed by the US by the US will be 50 percent. This additional rate was imposed as a fine on goods imported from the country, related to the purchase of Russian oil. Thereafter, India’s name will be included in the list of countries that impose the most rates by the US. After this tariff attack on India by Trump, does everyone now want to know what options do India have to reduce its effects? The US notice issued by a formal notice to impose 25% additional rates on imported goods from India has been issued by the US, and with a new rate, a total of 50% tariff on India from 12:01 today (Eastern Standard Time) will be effective. With the issue of notice, it has also been clarified by the US that India was imposed an additional tariff in response to the heavy acquisition of Oil from Russia. Earlier, Donald Trump imposed a 25 percent rate, which has been effective since August 1, 2025. What options do India have now? Now let us tell you what options India has to do with this 50 percent Trump tariff and to reduce its effect, then it is necessary to know that some areas such as pharmaceutical products, semiconductor and energy sources are released from this tariff. However, areas such as textile, jewelery and jewelry, leather, sea products, chemicals and auto parts will be greatly influenced by Trump tariff. “India will not damage India with a 50% tariff” The Indo-us agreement has not yet been finalized and its scope looks less after 50% tariff. As America is demanding India to open Indian markets for its agricultural and dairy products and reduce rates on it, which India is not ready to accept, this is the importance of Indian farmers. As such, after the conversation is closed, India can take a few steps to reduce the effect of tariff. Let us tell you that the exports of India to America amount to about $ 87 billion, which is 2.5% of India GDP. In such a situation, the effect of tariff on GDP cannot be ignored. India’s trading deficit with the US in 2024 was $ 45.8 billion and it could increase further due to 50% tariff. First option: Finding new markets outside the US has become difficult for India to export there due to the high tariff on the US (US tariff on India), so India can strengthen new options for the US market. India will try to increase trade by increasing its exports from countries such as Europe, Southeast Asia and Africa. Not only will it reduce US dependence, but it will also help reduce the effect of rates. China is also constantly focusing on India. Second option: New trading strategy with Russia, as America is angry with the purchase of Russian oil through India and is not in favor of any agreement. At the same time, Russia India constantly ensures that the Russian market is open to Indian goods. India can have a dialogue with Russia to create alternative trading systems (such as strengthening the Rupee Rubal payment system), which can help reduce the impact of US rates and rigor. Apart from Russia, India may find new sources of oil imports from other countries such as Venezuela or Africa, although increased logistics and costs can become a challenge. But India can get relief by increasing its domestic oil and gas production. Third Option: The idea of ​​increasing the tariff is not resolved by further discussions between the two countries to the difficult stance of US President Trump over rates, and then India may also be able to retaliate and repay on selected US items (such as agricultural products, medicines or technical equipment). Even before that, India set extra rates on American almonds, apples and steel in the year 2019. Fourth option: Subsidies to domestic industries a major and relief option to reduce the impact of 50% Trump tariff in India can also be subsidy for domestic industries. India -influenced India can provide subsidy or encouragement to its domestic industries, including textiles, ITS, etc. To reduce the impact of rates.