India, April 3 -- Donald Trump's aggressive tariff policies have once again sent shockwaves through global trade. His latest move-a 26% reciprocal tariff-aims to boost U.S. manufacturing, but its ripple effects could alter supply chains, disrupt businesses, and reshape economic relationships.

Trump's previous tariff policies, particularly those targeting China, hit the ICT industry hard. Companies reliant on Chinese manufacturing-including Apple, Dell, and Cisco-saw increased costs, leading to price hikes for consumers and businesses alike. If Trump reintroduces or intensifies these tariffs, it could force tech companies to rethink supply chains, further diversify manufacturing hubs, or pass costs onto customers.

However, some firms mig...