US firms dominate Global Capability Centres in India, raising questions on value and IP

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The United States is the leading country establishing Global Capability Centres in India, accounting for over 60% of such setups. This trend raises questions about the nature of the economic partnership between the two nations. Concerns are being voiced about whether the intellectual property generated is being retained by the US firms. The situation prompts analysis of the long-term value and strategic benefits for India within this arrangement.

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