While Information Technology, Agriculture, and Manufacturing are significant sectors in the India-US trade, Healthcare is not a key sector.

The bilateral trade between India and the US in 2021 was approximately $150 billion.

Tariffs, Intellectual Property Rights, and Non-Tariff Barriers are all major challenges in the India-US trade relations.

The India-US Trade and Investment Framework Agreement was signed in 2005 to promote trade and investment between the two countries.

Punjab is a major exporter of agricultural products, such as rice and wheat, to the US.

The US's Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) program provides preferential tariffs for Indian goods, making them more competitive in the US market.

California is a major importer of Indian textiles, due to its large population and fashion industry.

The main objective of the India-US Strategic and Commercial Dialogue is to promote trade and investment between the two countries.

Bengaluru is a major hub for the export of information technology services to the US, due to its large pool of skilled IT professionals.

The US's withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) has decreased India's exports to the US, as India is not a member of the TPP.

Rajasthan is a major exporter of gems and jewelry to the US, due to its rich mineral resources and skilled artisans.

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry is the Indian government agency responsible for promoting trade and investment with the US.

New Jersey is a major importer of Indian pharmaceuticals, due to its large pharmaceutical industry.

The US's imposition of tariffs on Indian steel and aluminum has decreased India's exports to the US, as the tariffs make Indian steel and aluminum more expensive in the US market.

Tamil Nadu is a major exporter of leather goods to the US, due to its large leather industry.