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Commerce & Industry Minister Piyush Goyal shared a heart-warming and inspiring moment during a community interaction in London when he engaged in a candid conversation with Aria - a seven-year-old young girl. The interaction quickly turned into a memorable exchange as the minister encouraged the child to dream big, believe in herself, and pursue her ambitions with confidence. Reflecting on his own journey, Piyush Goyal spoke about his upbringing, the values instilled by his parents, and how hard work, education, and determination shaped his life. His personal anecdotes and words of encouragement resonated with everyone present, making the interaction both emotional and motivational. The video captures an authentic side of the minister as he connects with the audience in a warm and engaging manner. Watch this inspiring conversation that highlights the importance of family values, perseverance, and empowering the next generation to chase their dreams.
Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has described the India-UK Free Trade Agreement as the most comprehensive trade deal India has ever signed. Speaking about the landmark pact, Goyal said the agreement will come into force in July and reflects India's growing confidence in engaging with advanced economies. He emphasized that India is no longer benchmarking itself against countries at a similar stage of development but is aiming to compete with the world's leading economies. According to Goyal, the agreement will help Indian businesses evolve, integrate into global value chains, expand exports and build stronger partnerships with British companies. The India-UK FTA is expected to create new opportunities across sectors while strengthening economic ties between the two nations and boosting long-term growth prospects.
India Global Forum 2026: Trade Minister Piyush Goyal says the India-US trade deal is close, but one key condition remains: the United States must offer India a competitive edge. Speaking at the India Global Forum in London, Goyal made it clear that the agreement will move forward only when India gets better market access and fair terms versus competing economies with similar cost structures. His remarks signal that the broad contours of the deal are already in place, but the final green light depends on how Washington structures the advantage. The message is sharp and direct: India is ready, talks are advanced, and the deal can be sealed the moment the US delivers the edge India is looking for.
India and the United States appear to be moving closer to a landmark trade agreement, with negotiations now entering the final phase. New Delhi is seeking preferential tariff access and additional trade concessions as both sides work to conclude the first tranche of the deal by mid-July. According to Karishma Asoodani, Business Today, recent meetings involving Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman have reinforced India's demand for special treatment in the US market. While a few key issues remain under discussion, expectations are growing that an interim trade deal could be announced in the coming weeks.
India wants to ensure that goods it exports to the US, whether textiles, pharmaceuticals or engineering products, attract lower import duties than similar goods arriving from rival exporters such as Vietnam or Bangladesh, Goyal said
India and the U.S. have intensified efforts to finalize a landmark bilateral trade agreement, with key meetings held in New Delhi between Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer. Negotiations are now believed to be in the final phase, with both sides aiming to conclude at least the first stage of the pact before the July 24 tariff deadline. India is seeking preferential treatment while safeguarding sensitive sectors, as both nations work to strengthen economic ties and unlock new trade opportunities through a mutually beneficial agreement.




