The Indian stock market witnessed a decline in textile and shrimp stocks on concerns over US tariffs. The US has imposed tariffs on various Indian products, including textiles and seafood, which has led to a decline in the stock prices of companies in these sectors. Raymond, a leading textile company, saw its stock price decline by 3.5% due to the tariff worries. KPR Mills, another textile company, also saw its stock price decline by 4.2%. Avanti Feeds, a leading shrimp exporter, saw its stock price decline by 5% due to the concerns over US tariffs. The US tariffs on Indian products have been a major concern for Indian exporters, who are worried about the impact on their businesses. The tariffs have been imposed due to the trade tensions between the US and India, which have been escalating over the past few months. The Indian government has been trying to negotiate with the US to remove the tariffs, but so far, there has been no resolution. The textile industry is one of the largest employers in India, and the tariffs have led to concerns about job losses and a decline in exports. The shrimp industry is also a significant contributor to India’s exports, and the tariffs have led to concerns about the impact on the industry. The decline in stock prices of textile and shrimp companies has also led to concerns about the overall health of the Indian economy. The Indian economy has been facing several challenges, including a decline in growth rate and a rise in unemployment. The US tariffs have added to the concerns, and the Indian government is under pressure to find a solution. The textile industry has been seeking government support to mitigate the impact of the tariffs, including a reduction in taxes and an increase in subsidies. The shrimp industry has also been seeking government support, including a reduction in taxes and an increase in subsidies. The Indian government has announced several measures to support the textile and shrimp industries, including a reduction in taxes and an increase in subsidies. However, the measures have not been enough to mitigate the impact of the tariffs, and the industries are still facing significant challenges. The US tariffs have also led to concerns about the impact on the global economy, as trade tensions between the US and other countries continue to escalate. The World Trade Organization (WTO) has warned about the impact of trade tensions on the global economy, and has called for a resolution to the trade disputes. The Indian government is under pressure to find a solution to the trade disputes, and to mitigate the impact of the tariffs on the Indian economy. The textile and shrimp industries are significant contributors to the Indian economy, and the government needs to find a way to support these industries. The US tariffs have led to a decline in the stock prices of textile and shrimp companies, and the government needs to find a way to restore investor confidence. The Indian government has announced several measures to support the economy, including a reduction in taxes and an increase in subsidies. However, the measures have not been enough to mitigate the impact of the tariffs, and the economy is still facing significant challenges.