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Let’s ban American goods – 100%… Unfair Trade, Unfair Terms:

U.S. President… Emperor… Donald Trump’s imposition of a 50% tariff on Indian goods is not only economically punitive but symbolically dismissive of India’s role as a global partner.

India’s only counter measure is to COMPLETELY BAN AMERICAN PRODUCTS.

India as a country might not be able to do it… but the Citizens of India… and all over the world… those of Indian origin… friends and supporters of India can use their wallet to show their support to India.

No you don’t need to pay money to us… all you need to do is instead of buying expensive American product buy an economical local, European or even Chinese products…

In a capitalist country … customers’ wallet rules.

Stop buying American products and buy similar local products.   Do it for just 1 year. You don’t need to do it for a life time but enough time so that the policy makers will be able to see what is happening in the market… and change the policy accordingly.

YOU WILL END UP SAVING QUITE A LOT over the year… as most of these American products are more expensive than their counterpart.

The Tariff Trap… for all those who care… is a One-Sided Deal

Trump’s tariff policy, framed under the guise of protecting American industries, disproportionately targets Indian exports—ranging from textiles and pharmaceuticals to steel and agricultural goods. These tariffs:

• Undermine Indian manufacturers by making their products less competitive in the U.S. market
• Distort trade reciprocity, where American companies continue to profit from Indian consumers without facing similar barriers
• Ignore India’s strategic importance as a democratic ally and emerging economic powerhouse.

Why a Ban Makes Sense

India is one of the largest consumer markets in the world. American companies like PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, Apple, and Procter & Gamble generate billions in revenue from Indian households. By restricting their access, India can:

• Send a strong diplomatic message that unfair trade practices will not be tolerated
• Boost domestic industries by redirecting consumer demand to Indian brands
• Encourage self-reliance, in line with the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative

Turning the Tables on America

Instead of relying on American FMCG giants, India can promote:

• Homegrown brands like Patanjali, Dabur, Amul, and Tata Consumer Products
• Regional trade alliances that prioritize equitable terms
• Innovation and investment in Indian tech, retail, and manufacturing sectors

Trade Must Be a Two-Way Street

India has long been a responsible global player, committed to cooperation and mutual growth.

But when faced with protectionist policies that threaten its economic sovereignty, it must act decisively.

Banning American products may seem drastic—but in the face of a 50% tariff wall, it’s not retaliation. It’s self-respect.

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