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By: Amiti Sen
Commerce Department seeks five-year extension, but Finance Ministry remains unconvinced about their effectiveness; some exporters fear discontinuation
By: Amiti Sen
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The State-level workshops are expected to help businesses identify opportunities and understand how to use the FTA provisions
For India, feasibility would hinge on enough provisions to ensure durable tariff advantage over rivals, sources said.
By: Amiti Sen
The two also discussed strategic connectivity, including direct flights, port co-operation, maritime security, and alignment with the India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC).
By: Amiti Sen
Border situation gets periodically disturbed when Chinese forces diverge from established patrolling patterns: MEA
India-US interim trade talks stall over tariffs and political optics ahead of US midterms, with New Delhi resisting higher rates and agricultural concessions.
India-Liechtenstein aim to fast-track a DTAA, boost TEPA-anchored investments, trade, and tech partnerships during Modi-Alois talks.
By: Amiti Sen
But India goes slow on China's ask for wider relaxation as border tensions persist
No exemptions for FTA partners like India; CCTS recognition subject to various conditions
