White House 'silently' rewords India-US trade deal fact sheet: 'Commits' becomes 'intends'

• White House quietly modified key language in the India-US trade deal fact sheet a day after its release.
• The word "commits" regarding India's purchase of over $500 billion in US products was softened to "intends to buy."
• The updated version removed "agricultural" from the list of US products India intends to buy.
• The revised document dropped "certain pulses" from the list of US food and agricultural products for tariff reduction.
• The original statement that India would "remove its digital services taxes" was also removed from the updated fact sheet.