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Nirmala Sitharaman’s US visit isn’t just about G20 meetings — it’s a global pitch for India’s economic future.

In Chicago, she didn’t just attend roundtables; she directly invited global giants like ADM, Shield AI, and Hyatt to set up shop in India. Why? Because India’s playing the long game: not just as a market, but as a manufacturing and innovation hub. At the G20 in Asheville, she’ll push for growth-focused global policies; while US Treasury Sec. Bessent pushes Trump-era growth revival. Behind closed doors? Expect tussles over Iran sanctions, China’s trade policies, and how to fix broken supply chains. But India’s message is clear: we’re not just participating; we’re positioning ourselves as the next global economic anchor. And it’s working: from defense tech to hospitality, global CEOs are listening. This isn’t diplomacy; it’s economic diplomacy with teeth.