India anticipates a mixed bag with Donald Trump’s return to the White House. While relieved by the change in US stance on Russia and potential for stronger Hindu-American ties, concerns linger over trade disputes and Trump’s unpredictable foreign policy maneuvers, particularly regarding Pakistan and Kashmir.
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