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India-US Deal Is a Great Start, but Follow-up on the Day After Is Critical

India’s recent trade breakthroughs with the European Union and the United States mark major progress, but BGA India Managing Director Anuj Gupta stresses that real challenges emerge after signing. He warns that nontariff barriers, political pushback and shifting geopolitics require sustained vigilance to ensure these deals deliver long‑term benefits. (February 4, 2026)

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AmChamSG Ambassador Spotlight – Nydia Ngiow

BGA Managing Director Nydia Ngiow was featured in the American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore's Ambassador Spotlight, highlighting how the chamber represents the U.S. business community in Singapore and keeps members connected to key conversations shaping the business and trade landscape. (January 31, 2026)

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An ASEAN answer for India’s data center push

This Business Line article, co-authored by BGA India Managing Director Anuj Gupta and Director Karishma Maniar Shah, argues that India’s data‑center ambitions can accelerate by learning from ASEAN — especially Malaysia. Anuj and Karishma contrast Malaysia’s coordinated power planning, fast approvals, sustainability standards and data governance with India’s fragmented execution and power bottlenecks, urging a predictable, nationally coordinated model to unlock AI‑ and cloud‑driven growth. (January 22, 2026)

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Anuj Gupta on CNBC Awaaz: India’s Path Is Restoration, Not Rise

In a Hindi-language interview on CNBC Awaaz, BGA India Managing Director Anuj Gupta argued that India is not “rising” but returning to its historical economic position, with a roughly 25 percent global share representing restoration rather than ambition. He added that reform momentum is driven more by external pressure — pointing to Trump-era dynamics — than domestic opposition, and stressed that India’s future will be shaped more by the states than by New Delhi. (January 22, 2026)

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Three main parties and two directions

As Thailand heads toward the February 8 election, BGA Senior Adviser Thitinan Pongsudhirak writes that decades of coups, judicial interventions and weakened parties have shaped today’s three‑way contest, revealing a political system still struggling to escape old power constraints. (January 16, 2026)

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