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The Himalayan dispute dogging G20 and how investors are likely to behave are what we have today
Harsh Pant: India’s presidency of the G20 has allowed New Delhi to set the agenda of the grouping and it has rightfully focused on the concern of the Global South. But the China-Russia combine, on the one hand, and the West, on the other, are likely to be the most important fault-lines in defining the legacy of this G20. Beijing has no real interest in ensuring a successful G20 in India.
Akash Prakash: India’s good economic performance creates a capital allocation dilemma for investors.
The first edit advises a gradual and consultative approach to the newer versions of the Indian Penal Code, etc. The second edit advises against complacency as regards India’s achievements.
