Industrialist Harsh Goenka lauds India-US trade deal, calls it "Father of all deals"

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Industrialist and Chairman of RPG Enterprises Harsh Goenka hailed the India-US trade deal, where Washington reduced the tariffs on India to 18 per cent, describing it as the “Father of all deals”.

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Industrialist Harsh Goenka lauds India-US trade deal, calls it "Father of all deals"

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