Ashok Neelakantan AyersDespite the tariff shocks unleashed by Donald Trump, Indian exports to the United States have proved remarkably resilient. New trade agreements with Britain, the EU, Oman and New Zealand are giving India more options—but not yet replacing America as its most important export market.There was a moment when Donald Trump’s tariff offensive appeared capable of fundamentally changing the geography of Indian trade. The United States had imposed tariffs that, on some Indian products, reached an extraordinary 50%. Exporters of garments, gems and jewellery, machinery, home décor and other labour-intensive products suddenly faced a brutal arithmetic: either absorb the…