Every few months, we hear about a new trade agreement or partnership India signs somewhere in the world. Most of them sound promising, the headlines look big, and then things quietly move on. But the India–EFTA Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA) is different. This one actually has weight. For the first time, India has signed a deal where investment commitments aren’t just wishful numbers in a press release — they’re real, binding promises. The four EFTA countries

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