New Delhi (Web Desk): Following diplomatic and defense setbacks, India is facing another humiliating defeat in the field of trade under Modi's incompetent era.
According to ‘The Wire’, the country was unable to achieve its objectives at the latest World Trade Organization (WTO) conference.
Sources report that India agreed to the Investment Facilitation Agreement without putting up any opposition, signaling a passive approach on a key economic issue.
In addition, the Modi-led government yielded on the long-debated issue of public stockholding for food security, a decision that has been criticized as a betrayal of the nation’s farming community.
According to analysists, these developments highlight persistent shortcomings in India’s strategy to safeguard its economic and agricultural interests on global platforms, raising concerns about the government’s ability to assert its priorities in international trade negotiations.