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For decades, India's diamond industry has provided workers with opportunities for improved income and a better quality of life for their families. However, recent changes in trade policies, particularly the imposition of tariffs by the United States, have severely impacted this thriving sector.
The diamond hub, primarily located in Surat, has seen a significant decline in business as exports to the U.S. have become more expensive. This downturn has led to job losses and reduced wages, leaving many families struggling to make ends meet. As a result, the dreams of providing quality education for their children are being shattered.
Parents who once hoped to send their kids to school are now forced to prioritize basic survival over education. The ripple effect of these tariffs is not just economic; it threatens to diminish the future prospects of an entire generation. Communities that once thrived on the diamond trade now face uncertainty, with education becoming a casualty of international trade policies.
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