As developed countries turn protectionist and seek tariff parity, Autocar Professional examine the implications for India's strategy of becoming a global auto manufacturing hub while keeping its domestic industry protected.
04 Jun 2025 | 5707 Views | By Prerna Lidhoo & Mayank Dhingra
Centuries ago, in pursuit of trade, merchants charted the Silk Road and navigated sea routes that connected continents. Over time, as nations opened doors to free markets, enabling the movement of goods, capital, labour, and ideas flow more liberally, philosopher Marshall McLuhan aptly called this new world a “global village” ...
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