India, April 20 -- In less than three months into his second stint as the US President, Donald Trump has thrown dozens of startup IPOs in India into a bit of confusion with his tariff wars.

The US tariff changes and the potential impact on foreign investors has compelled many Indian startups to rethink their public listing timelines, valuations and IPO sizes.

As per Inc42's IPO tracker, 36 Indian startups are in various stages of their IPO journey, with some such as Ather Energy, PhysicsWallah, boAt, OYO and others waiting for the right market timing and SEBI approvals. How will the tariffs and the potential geopolitical implications on foreign investors affect these Indian startup IPOs?

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