<ul><li>India faces a 26% reciprocal tariff from the US starting April 9th, prompting preparations for countermeasures.</li><li>India's comparatively lower tariff rates, below Taiwan, Vietnam, and Thailand, could soften the impact.</li><li>The Indian government has eased regulations benefitting big tech in response to Trump's tariff pressure.</li><li>Some experts believe the tariff move could align with India's 'Make in India' initiative.</li><li>Recent decisions, like removing the 6% 'Google tax' and legal wins for Google and Meta, are seen as favorable outcomes.</li><li>Tesla's entry into India with plans for showrooms and hiring signals a potential shift in the AV market.</li><li>Indian telecom giants partnering with Starlink may bring high-speed internet services to the country.</li><li>The reduction of the 6% tax on online ads is seen as a response to Trump's tariff threat.</li><li>Different opinions exist on whether the US pressure on India is explicitly acknowledged.</li><li>The ongoing legal battles and penalties involving Google, Meta, and WhatsApp in India continue.</li></ul>

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