Amiti Sen is an Associate Editor at businessline. He specializes in business and economics, with a focus on topics such as the economy, agriculture, and regional interests, particularly in relation to India and the Russia-Ukraine War. Amiti's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications including The Hindu.
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New Delhi says it cannot support pact that doesn't adequately protect its vulnerable fishers, provide space to develop sector
Trade Minister Todd McClay is expected to make a strong pitch for an FTA during his India visit
By: Amiti Sen
Updated - December 16, 2024 at 10:00 PM. Trump tariffs, geopolitical situation to shape India's trade prospects in 2025 Comments Share Copy link Facebook Twitter Telegram LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit READ LATER Heightened tensions in West Asia, Russia-Ukraine war and US President-elect Donald Trump's warnings on higher import tariffs could pose hurdles for global economic growth | Photo Credit: Diana Zeyneb Alhindawi
Some sectors are doing well while others are lagging behind, says Biswajit Dhar, Distinguished Professor, Council for Social Development
Commerce Ministry explores allowing domestic companies to pay in rupees for services from SEZs, amid SEZ Amendment Bill delay.
US Ambassador to India emphasizes need for fairer trade with lower tariffs, highlighting challenges and opportunities for both countries.
By: Amiti Sen
While November data is unusually high, demand for the yellow metal was robust during the month dues to festive demand, absence of SGBs, say economists
By: Amiti Sen
Commerce Department wants services units to be allowed to plough back export profit in additional employees and not just machinery
By: Amiti Sen
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