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The India story: Striving for a stronger share of the global trade pie

India's trade relations with the world have evolved in the last 25 years. New partnerships have been forged, old ones have been strengthened, but challenges remain

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China, which was India’s 16th largest trade partner at the turn of the century, is now its second largest, besides being its largest import source. (File Image)

Shreya Nandi New Delhi

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Since the beginning of this millennium, India's trade landscape has transformed, with both exports and imports of goods surging by over 12 and 15 times, respectively. This growth has been driven not only by a diversification of product categories but also by an expansion into new geographies, reshaping India’s global trade footprint.
  For more than two decades now, the United States has held an unshakeable position as India’s top trade partner. Since 1999-2000, the US has consistently been India's largest trade partner, the primary destination for exports, and among the top five import sources. 
  China, which was India’s

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