The US Donald Trump government is working hard on budget cuts. In this regard, the United States has stopped India’s billions of dollars. Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) announced on Sunday that the US has decided to cut the $ 21 million program designed to increase the percentage of voting in India.
Its head of the new department-sask to oversee government expenses
It is worth mentioning that Donald Trump has created a new section to reduce government costs. This section, called the Department of Government Efficiency, selects the US government’s expenses selected. Trump has appointed Tesla owner Alon Musk as the head of this section. Alon Musk is very seriously investigating every American expense worldwide. And they are deciding on it according to their government’s policies.
DOGE announced on Twitter
American taxpayer money was to be spent on the following items, all of which have been canceled, the Musk -led DOGE announced on Twitter. This decision is part of a widespread cut in international assistance that will affect the main efforts to improve election processes and political stability. Alon Musk repeatedly says that “America will be bankrupt” without budget cuts and seems to be in line with the planned comprehensive budget changes in the initiative.
Bumper cuts in India’s assistance
It is noteworthy that the United States gave India Rs 1 billion ($ 21 million) to India to promote voters’ participation in the country’s elections. But now India will not get this fund. It is worth mentioning that the announcement was made just a few days after Donald Trump met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. During this meeting, the two leaders have announced the importance of strengthening US-India relations.
Bad impact on Bangladesh, Nepal also affected
Elon Musk has also banned Bangladesh and Nepal on great help. The US government was providing $ 29 million assistance in Bangladesh to promote political stability and increase democratic rule. But now this amount has been banned. The United States was giving Nepal $ 20 million in the name of financial unionism. This amount has been discontinued. In addition, the United States was offering $ 19 million to Nepal for biodiversity defense efforts. The money has also been withheld.
