Amiti Sen is an Associate Editor at businessline. She covers a range of topics including business and economics, international trade, and economic policy, with a focus on regional interests in APAC and LATAM, as well as energy and mining sectors. Amiti's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications such as The Hindu.
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Amiti Sen's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements related to commerce, trade, and international relations within India. She frequently covers developments in the Finance & Economy sector as well.
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Measure could strengthen India's position in ongoing US Section 301 investigation
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By: Amiti Sen
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India-UK FTA launches zero-duty access for key exports, boosting competitiveness in textiles, leather, and engineering goods.
MEA protests Strait of Hormuz attacks that killed an Indian seafarer; Commerce Ministry says government panel to keep engaging with exporters
