India has firmly denied any commitments to cutting tariffs, following former U.S. President Donald Trump's claim that he struck a deal with the country. The clarification came after Trump, in a recent speech, asserted that India had agreed to lower tariffs on American products as part of his negotiations.

An official Indian statement refuted these claims, stating that no such agreement has been made and that trade discussions are ongoing. India maintains that any tariff adjustments will be based on national economic interests and not external political statements.

This development raises questions about Trump's trade policy rhetoric as he campaigns for another term. With the global economy in flux, India's stance suggests a careful and strategic approach to international trade relations.