Mumbai, Aug. 7 -- The Indian rupee is staying largely stabilized in opening trades on Thursday but continues to linger near record low levels. The domestic currency is seen pressurized as the White House announced on Wednesday a new 25% tariff on Indian imports, doubling total U.S. levies on India to 50%, citing India's continued imports of Russian oil. The new tariffs will take effect in 21 days, while the initial 25% tariff begins Thursday. This move makes India one of the most heavily tariffed U.S. trading partners and signals Trump's commitment to punishing nations that buy Russian oil amid the ongoing Ukraine war. Yesterday, rupee recovered from record low level and closed 12 paise higher at 87.72 against the US dollar, supported by ...