India-US Trade Deal: No Harm to Farmers, Says Piyush Goyal Amid Opposition Criticism

• Union Minister Piyush Goyal refutes opposition claims that the India-US trade agreement is anti-farmer, assuring no concessions on agricultural products.
• Goyal states the agreement protects Indian farmers' interests and expands export opportunities for Indian industries, especially MSMEs.
• Opposition parties, including Congress and AAP, express concern that reduced tariffs on US agricultural products could harm Indian farmers.
• The finalized agreement sees the US reduce tariffs on Indian goods by 18%, while sensitive agricultural products are excluded from tariff reductions.
• Goyal highlights the deal as an opportunity for Indian exporters to access the $30 trillion US market, boosting trade and investment.