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In this episode, Puja Mehra speaks with economist Dr. Rajat Kathuria about the evolving landscape of India-US trade relations and the broader challenges of global economic engagement. Kathuria explains how India must balance political sensitivities in sectors like agriculture while ensuring competitive access to the US market. He highlights the importance of tariff reductions, strategic concessions, and diversification in trade and energy imports to attract investment and strengthen economic resilience. The discussion also delves into the role of media in shaping economic narratives and the lessons India can learn from China’s measured rise. Kathuria emphasizes India’s intrinsic entrepreneurial talent, frugal innovation, and the need to engage in global trade frameworks like CPTPP and RCEP. Tune in for insights on how India can leverage its strengths to become a leading global economic power.
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(01:15) The Politics Behind India–US Trade Relations
(04:40) Why Agriculture Is Always a Sticking Point
(08:05) The Role of Tariffs and Market Access
(11:20) What India Can Offer the United States
(14:35) Mini Deals vs. Comprehensive Trade Agreements
(17:10) How Global Trust Has Broken Down Since the Pandemic
(20:25) India’s Strategy for Building Economic Resilience
(23:45) The Importance of Diversifying Energy and Trade Partners
(26:30) Media Narratives and Policy Misunderstandings
(29:10) Learning from China’s Measured Global Strategy
(31:45) Redefining India’s Red Lines in Trade Negotiations
(33:00) Why Rajat Kathuria Remains Optimistic About India’s Future
(34:56) Conclusion
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(01:15) The Politics Behind India–US Trade Relations
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(11:20) What India Can Offer the United States
(14:35) Mini Deals vs. Comprehensive Trade Agreements
(17:10) How Global Trust Has Broken Down Since the Pandemic
(20:25) India’s Strategy for Building Economic Resilience
(23:45) The Importance of Diversifying Energy and Trade Partners
(26:30) Media Narratives and Policy Misunderstandings
(29:10) Learning from China’s Measured Global Strategy
(31:45) Redefining India’s Red Lines in Trade Negotiations
(33:00) Why Rajat Kathuria Remains Optimistic About India’s Future
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