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India's former top negotiator at WTO. Now he warns of risks in a full fledged FTA with US - BusinessToday (opens the original)
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India should be wary of signing a full-fledged free trade agreement with the US if it includes agriculture and the "gold-standard" rules Washington seeks, former secretary JS Deepak told Business Today during a discussion on his memoir, I Dared to Dial Differently. Deepak said a limited trade deal with the US could benefit India, but a broader agreement could put pressure on Indian agriculture and industry, as well as sectors such as pharmaceuticals, dairy, and poultry.
'It's a fallacy': China and Pakistan are not India's only adversaries, warns ex Army Colonel - BusinessToday (opens the original)
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India's biggest security challenge is not just China and Pakistan, according to former army officer DPK Pillay, author of 'India at War'. He argues that bigger powers have also been involved in India's conflicts, from the 1947–48 war with Pakistan to the 1971 war and the Kargil conflict. "This is a fallacy to think that it is only Pakistan and China that are our enemies," Pillay says in an interview with Business Today Digital. "There are bigger powers that are also our adversaries."
'No good deed in govt goes unpunished': Ex Telecom Secretary's memoir makes rare revelations on BSNL, 2G - BusinessToday (opens the original)
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Former Telecom Secretary JS Deepak has come out with a memoir, I Dared to Dial Differently. The book traces his 44-year career in the IAS. The 1982-batch Uttar Pradesh-cadre IAS officer held several senior positions in the state, including District Magistrate of Varanasi, as well as Secretary-level assignments before moving to the Centre. At the Centre, Deepak first served as Joint Secretary in the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), where he designed and conducted the 3G spectrum auctions i
'BRICS remains a useful hedging instrument': Expert explains what G2, G3 would mean for India - BusinessToday (opens the original)
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BRICS Summit 2026 | BRICS has gained a 'new lease of life' amid the geopolitical uncertainty created by Donald Trump's return to power, but the grouping does not have enough influence to reshape the international order, according to Happymon Jacob, founder and director of the Council for Strategic and Defence Research (CSDR). Jacob, author of India After Nonalignment, said BRICS remains useful for India as a platform for cooperation and hedging. "The circumstances and the geopolitical developmen
'Judicial system is in an unbelievable mess': Montek Singh Ahluwalia calls for urgent reform - BusinessToday (opens the original)
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India's judicial system is "in an unbelievable mess" and reform may have to be led by the Supreme Court rather than the central government, former Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia has said. In an interview with ThePrint, Ahluwalia, who played a key role in India’s 1991 economic reforms, was asked whether land and judicial reforms were the need of the hour, as the mounting number of pending court cases was hurting medium-sized industries.
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