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  • Delhi Deputy Bureau Chief, Anchor and Editor, CNBC-TV18
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Explained: What is Section 301 and why is India concerned about it?

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By Ashmit Kumar Verified
| MSN India Verified
Ashmit Kumar Section 301 has emerged as a key sticking point in India-US trade talks, with New Delhi pushing for tariff decisions to be settled through bilateral negotiations rather than unilateral US actions stemming from the probe.
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India-US trade deal: Why experts urge caution

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By Ashmit Kumar Verified
| MSN India Verified
Ashmit Kumar As India and the US race to finalise an interim trade deal before the White House's tariff deadline expires, experts argue New Delhi should prioritise a balanced, durable agreement over a rushed pact. They warn that while businesses favour securing any deal, a hastily negotiated agreement that compromises India's interests could carry long-term costs. Why the rush to strike a deal?
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DoT notifies new telecom rules, replaces licence regime with authorisation-based framework

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By Ashmit Kumar Verified
| MSN India Verified
Ashmit Kumar The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) on Wednesday (June 24) has notified rules for operationalising the Telecom Act, 2023, replacing the existing licence regime with an authorisation-based framework. The notified rules allow existing licence holders to migrate to the new framework and provide a roadmap for operators such as Jio, Airtel and Vi to transition to the new regime.
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