Washington DC/IBNS, Sept. 3 -- US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said his administration gets along with India "very well" but the bilateral tie was "one-sided" until he assumed charge.

Trump made the remark when he was asked by a reporter on whether he mulls slashing some of the tariffs levied on India.

"Harley Davidson couldn't sell in India because there was a 200 percent tariff on a motorcycle so it built a plant in India and now they don't have to pay tariffs. The same thing is us so what we are doing is literally thousands of companies are coming into the US- car companies, AI, more traditionally car companies," he added.

Previously viewed as India-friendly, the Trump administration slapped a 25 percent tariff on the South Asi...