India global free trade has entered a new and more ambitious phase. The debate is no longer about whether India should engage deeply with international markets, but about how it can do so in a way that strengthens exports, attracts investment, supports manufacturing, and protects long-term national interests. India’s trade policy is now becoming more...
Category: Indian Economy
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