India-US Trade Deal Needs Review After US SC Tariff Ruling, Says Kanwal Sibal

• US Supreme Court ruling on tariffs and President Trump's 10% ad valorem tariff for 150 days create uncertainty for the India-US trade deal.
• Former Foreign Secretary Kanwal Sibal states the deal is 'reopened' due to the US SC ruling, necessitating careful handling by India.
• Former Commerce Secretary Anup Wadhawan argues the negotiation baseline has changed, making the previous framework illogical.
• Experts like Jayant Dasgupta emphasize reciprocity and mutual tariff reductions as core principles for any new agreement.
• Abhijit Das suggests India reassess earlier concessions, as the 10% tariff on all competitors changes the negotiation landscape.