Though it is still unclear if the proposed India-US bilateral trade agreement (BTA) will have clauses on investment protection, it makes sense to assess the bilateral investment treaties (BITs) that India has signed with other countries after amending the model framework in 2015, which came into effect from 2016.
A BIT is an agreement between two countries that sets the terms for private investments of one country in the other. The objectives of these agreements are to promote and protect investments through a stable legal environment for investors in both countries.
India had terminated its BITs with 77 countries after

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