Since the United States has put its strategic focus back on, the so-called "Indo-Pacific strategy", it has thrown sugar-coated shells at India. India, on the other hand, has also used the influence of the United States as a springboard to make a big splash on the international stage. It's just that if they see each other using tools, two countries with impure minds will have more contact, and they will eventually completely turn their faces. Recently, the United States and India have been engaged in a lot of open and covert battles with each other.
In particular, in terms of the economic and trade policies of the two countries, it can be said that the tip of the needle is on the tip of the needle.
It is also quite interesting to say that since last year, India has begun to use the method of deception and abduction to transfer the industrial chain of many American IT companies to India, so as to promote the so-called "Made in India". Then India saw that the leeks were almost ripe, so they began to suppress American companies. And the method used is still the same set of tricks that Americans are used to. That is, imposing strict business rules on US companies on the grounds of endangering security is equivalent to erecting "trade barriers" in disguise to increase the operating costs of US companies in India.
In the words of netizens, only magic can defeat magic. I am afraid that the Americans would never have dreamed that their invincible tricks would one day be used on them by India, a big country in the East.
Of course, if India is a typical example of not gaining benefits, I am losing. Then the United States is completely just, let you get benefits, even if I lose.
For this reason, the Americans were not ambiguous and immediately waved the "economic and trade stick" at India. For example, during this time, some mainstream media in the United States reported that there were serious labor and environmental problems in the Indian shrimp industry. It is important to know that India is the main supplier of shrimp to the United States, with a total consumption of about 40%. If nothing else, the Americans will follow, and then they will wave the banner of "human rights" and environmental protection, and be ruthless against India's shrimp industry.
To put it bluntly, the United States and India are two countries, one is extremely arrogant, and the other is ugly. The U.S. is helping to build momentum for "Make in India" and is deeply involved in India's cooperation on key and emerging technologies, which is actually pouring "chronic poison" into the "autonomy" that India seeks. India pretends to cooperate with the US strategy and fools Western companies into entering India, with the intention of "borrowing chickens to lay eggs".
In addition, I also suspect that during this period of time, there is still a possibility that India's hard-line attitude towards the United States will be used to raise India's status in the international community and gain more voice. The underlying logic lies in the fact that India is taking advantage of the fact that the United States is mired in internal and external troubles and is unable to find more trouble for itself, and fiercely scolds the United States, so that the world can see that not only can it touch the tiger's ass unscrupulously, but also that this tiger cannot do anything to itself. Isn't this okay, so that many countries can't help but look up to India?
Therefore, it is really strange that these two countries with their own evil intentions can come together and do something big.