The U.S. president called Modi four times, but all were rejected, and U.S.-India relations are facing challenges.

US President called Modi four times, but was rejected each time!

In recent weeks, the US President has tried to call Indian Prime Minister Modi four times in a row, but was rejected by the latter each time.

According to "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung," the US President has repeatedly challenged India's dignity, previously imposing a 25% punitive tariff on India and calling the Indian economy a "dying economy." The US President also claimed that he hoped to develop relations with Pakistan. "There are signs that Modi felt offended."

Therefore, India has undergone a significant change in its attitude towards the US President. Modi had once been ambitious to sign a comprehensive trade agreement with the US as early as possible, and the two countries had set a target of doubling bilateral trade to $500 billion by 2030. Now, Modi no longer holds hope for the US. The visit of the US delegation, originally scheduled for August 25th for the sixth round of talks in India, has also been canceled.

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