New Delhi, March 24 -- As the deadline for US President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariff plan approaches, a US delegation led by assistant US trade representative Brendan Lynch is set to arrive in New Delhi on Tuesday for bilateral trade discussions.

Trump is expected to announce the reciprocal tariff plan on 2 April for all countries, including India, as part of efforts to correct the US's trade imbalance. The US currently has a trade deficit with India and several other countries.

Lynch, who oversees trade relations with South and Central Asia, will be in India from 25-29 March for meetings with Indian officials, a US embassy spokesperson said.

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