India Accelerates Free Trade Deals to Counter US Tariffs and Boost Exports
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India's government, led by Modi, has approved significant reforms including opening the nuclear industry to private firms, allowing full foreign ownership of insurance companies, and unifying securities laws, aiming to attract investments and boost economic growth amidst US trade tensions. These measures are part of a broader strategy to diversify the economy, attract long-term capital, and achieve developed nation status by 2047, despite challenges like US tariffs and currency depreciation.
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