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Nirmala Sitharaman

Nirmala Sitharaman

Minister of Corporate Affairs of IndiaWikipedia

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Oct 9, 2026

Dawn ShacklefordGUEST
35:38
And I think, um, it was not necessarily planned, but I think things recently got worse with the, um, the Russian sanctions bill.
Dawn ShacklefordGUEST
35:49
And so India has been very clear, you've heard this from, um, Finance Minister Sitharaman as well as Commerce Minister Goyal, that they need to have a deal where they have some type of comparative advantage vis-à-vis other countries, um, in the region.
Dawn ShacklefordGUEST
36:05
So Bangladesh, Vietnam, they are not, certainly not gonna accept a worse tariff rate than those, and they actually want something better.
Dawn ShacklefordGUEST
36:14
This is a top priority for India.
Mariam FarooqiHOST
3:39
But merchants and several industry groups have pushed back, arguing that the move could hurt festive season spending.
Mariam FarooqiHOST
3:46
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has now said stakeholders, including banks, merchants, payment companies, and NPCI, will decide the timing.
Mariam FarooqiHOST
3:53
So the debate is very much alive.
Mariam FarooqiHOST
3:56
And while India's digital payment ecosystem debates fees, another policy conversation is gathering pace: AI regulation.
Ayesha MehtaHOST
12:01
Taking our next story.
Ayesha MehtaHOST
12:03
The headline here is, Sitharaman says weaponized tariffs complicating U.S. trade deal talks.
Karan RaoHOST
12:08
And this is from Scroll.in, right?
Ayesha MehtaHOST
12:10
Yes.
Ayesha MehtaHOST
12:11
According to Scroll.in, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has bluntly stated that trade negotiations between India and the U.S. have completely plateaued.
Karan RaoHOST
12:20
It's fascinating how quickly this unraveled.
Ayesha MehtaHOST
12:21
It really is.
Ayesha MehtaHOST
13:15
Oh, absolutely.
Karan RaoHOST
10:36
India-U.S. trade deal reaches negotiation plateau.
Karan RaoHOST
10:39
The Hindu reports that finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, speaking at the Munich Security Conference, stated that the India-U.S. trade deal has reached a plateau.
Ayesha MehtaHOST
10:48
She was remarkably candid, wasn't she?
Karan RaoHOST
10:50
Very candid.
Shakthi HarikrishnanHOST
0:14
Let's get started.
Shakthi HarikrishnanHOST
0:20
The India-US trade talks appear to have reached a plateau, with Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman saying further concessions may be difficult as tariff pressures persist.
Shakthi HarikrishnanHOST
0:30
The US has imposed 50% tariffs on India, while fresh concerns have emerged over proposed tariffs of up to 100% on major buyers of Russian energy.
Shakthi HarikrishnanHOST
0:44
The Air India Group is considering integrating key functions such as HR, Finance, IT and Engineering across Air India and Air India Express to reduce duplication and costs while retaining their separate brands and business models.
Rebecca BundonCORRESPONDENT
5:25
This is the latest sign that it's proving very, very challenging for India and the US to actually close a bilateral trade deal.
Rebecca BundonCORRESPONDENT
5:33
Nirmala Sitaraman, India's finance minister, said the talks had reached a point, but beyond this, it's proving very difficult to actually... secure some additional give and take.
Rebecca BundonCORRESPONDENT
5:43
To get it over the line, she said this would be very, very difficult for both countries.
Rebecca BundonCORRESPONDENT
5:48
She said that it's been a very hard and vigorously negotiated agreement.
speaker_1HOST
30:06
India says US trade talks have reached a plateau.
speaker_0HOST
30:09
India's finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman says negotiations with the United States are still continuing but have reached a point where further concessions would be very difficult.
speaker_0HOST
30:18
The talks have been running since 2025 and cover politically sensitive questions including tariffs, agriculture, and market access.
speaker_0HOST
30:26
The significance is that both sides now appear to acknowledge how hard the remaining compromises will be without declaring the negotiations dead.
Rudy MartinezHOST
0:14
[swoosh] India's finance minister said trade talks with Washington may have reached a plateau.
Rudy MartinezHOST
0:21
Nirmala Sitharaman said in remarks reported Monday that negotiations are still ongoing.
Rudy MartinezHOST
0:26
She said India would like to believe both sides have reached a plateau beyond which giving or taking might be very, very difficult.
Rudy MartinezHOST
0:32
The trade balance is very much in India's favor, she said.
Shashank BhargavaHOST
0:42
The bench said that the Supreme Court will examine who modified the form after receiving a report from the Election Commission.
Shashank BhargavaHOST
0:53
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today said that the India-US trade deal talks have hit a plateau beyond which giving or taking might be very, very difficult.
Shashank BhargavaHOST
1:03
Her comment comes days after United States Trade Representative Jameson Greer said that signing the deal is not imminent as both countries have identified a universe of items that are sticking points.
Shashank BhargavaHOST
1:15
India-US trade relations are undergoing a fresh challenge ever since US President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on countries, including India and China, that continue buying Russian oil and gas.
Govindraj EthirajHOST
0:50
A trade deal with the United States was never close at hand, at least for the last year, but it looks like the Indian side has thrown up its hands.
Govindraj EthirajHOST
0:56
India's Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, on Monday said that talks have reached a plateau beyond which a compromise would be difficult.
Govindraj EthirajHOST
1:03
This followed comments from the United States Trade Representative, Jamieson Greer, on Friday, who said that a trade deal was in its final stages but not imminent.
Govindraj EthirajHOST
1:12
The two sides had agreed to an interim deal earlier this year, but negotiations have been going on since then.

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