- statutory warning

Govt touts give-&-take tariff deal, defends opening up of India's economy to US

In a politically sensitive shift, New Delhi has agreed to partially open its heavily protected agriculture sector to American imports — a move likely to lower animal feedstock and food costs in the country while testing the Modi government’s balancing act with farmers

- statutory warning

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