India and the United States reached an interim trade agreement earlier this month—after months of public wrangling and various intemperate statements on the part of some U.S. officials, ranging from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to trade advisor Peter Navarro . In the wake of the announcement, key members of India’s principal opposition party, the Indian National Congress, have predictably attacked elements of the deal, arguing that the Bharatiya Janata Party-led government has conceded too