Build the supply chains a free world can trust.

Economic security is national security. RHC backs open trade among trusted partners, resilient supply chains, and a “Make in America, Make in India” alternative to dependence on adversaries.

In short

RHC links prosperity to resilient, trusted supply chains, expanding US-India trade toward a free-trade agreement, reshoring critical manufacturing, and reducing dependence on adversarial economies.

Where things stand

The challenge in front of us.

The pandemic and CCP coercion exposed how fragile adversary-dependent supply chains are, from chips to medicines. Meanwhile, a multi-trillion-dollar US-India trade opportunity sits unrealized for lack of a framework.

Critical goods, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, rare-earth minerals, are concentrated in adversarial hands.
A projected $4 trillion in US-India trade waits on a free-trade agreement.
“Make in America” and “Make in India” are two halves of one strategy to de-risk from China.

Where RHC stands

Trade should flow freely among nations that share our values and play by the rules. Critical goods should be made at home or among trusted allies. Resilience, not the lowest price from a rival, is the measure of a secure economy.

The RHC solution

What we’re fighting for.

Advance a US-India free-trade agreement as the cornerstone of trusted trade.
Reshore and “friend-shore” critical manufacturing, chips, pharma, minerals.
Use reciprocal tariffs to answer unfair practices, not to punish allies.
Incentivize allied co-production and investment across free nations.

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Op-Ed

I Watched China Destroy American Manufacturing. The Fight to Rebuild Has Just Begun.

Drawing on decades running an electronics company, Shalli Kumar recounts how Chinese industrial strategy hollowed out American manufacturing. He argues the rebuilding is underway and backs targeted tariff tools, including Section 301 and Section 232 measures on finished goods, to restore domestic production.

Video

Shalli Kumar says the India-US trade deal is here to stay | Zee Business

Shalli Kumar breaks down the key provisions of the newly announced India-US trade framework and the lower tariffs it sets on Indian goods. He argues the agreement will hold and positions India as a preferred American trade and manufacturing partner for the years ahead.