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    Can India Turn Global Headwinds into An Opportunity?

    Anil PadmanabhanBy Anil PadmanabhanOctober 9, 2025 Capital Calculus No Comments1 Min Read
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    Last week frenemy fire from the United States plumbed new lows. The gloves came off as it were, when in a media interview, US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said the US needed to “fix India”.

    It put India’s foreign policy under fresh scrutiny as it tries to undo the damage of President Donald Trump’s presidency. This is because India’s audacious economic ambitions depend on foreign policy resolving these kinds of geopolitical hurdles.

    Can Indian foreign policy achieve the impossible? If not, will India get stuck in the middle-income trap?

    To answer all this and more StratNewsGlobal.Tech spoke Ambassador Arun Singh, an accomplished diplomat who understands the intersection of economics and foreign policy. Among his many postings, he also served as India’s Ambassador to the United States.

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