A major backlash has erupted in India after former U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly advised
Apple's CEO not to manufacture in India or give business to the country. In response, many Indians have taken to social media and the streets, launching a widespread boycott of Apple products. The movement, fueled by nationalist sentiment, includes returning iPhones, canceling orders, and switching to Indian-made alternatives. In a bold economic shift, many are also advocating for trade in Indian Rupees instead of U.S. Dollars, urging businesses and consumers to prioritize local currency and products. This wave of digital and economic resistance signals a growing call for self-reliance and national pride in India's global trade relations. #Wrtite2Earn
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A major backlash has erupted in India after former U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly advised
Apple's CEO not to manufacture in India or give business to the country. In response, many Indians have taken to social media and the streets, launching a widespread boycott of Apple products.
The movement, fueled by nationalist sentiment, includes returning iPhones, canceling orders, and switching to Indian-made alternatives. In a bold economic shift, many are also advocating for trade in Indian Rupees instead of U.S. Dollars, urging businesses and consumers to prioritize local currency and products.
This wave of digital and economic resistance signals a growing call for self-reliance and national pride in India's global trade relations.
#Wrtite2Earn