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No compromise on food bill at WTO: Anand Sharma
Sharma, who will lead the delegation to Bali, said a group of 33 countries were supporting India's stand on the food subsidy programme which he said was "sacrosanct, non- negotiable."

Trade minister Anand Sharma said there would be no compromise on a flagship food subsidy programme at a WTO ministerial meeting next week that diplomats said earlier could be a stumbling block to a deal.
Sharma, who will lead the delegation to Bali, said a group of 33 countries were supporting India's stand on the food subsidy programme which he said was "sacrosanct, non- negotiable."
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New Delhi has, separately, offered to raise tariff lines for duty free imports from least developing countries, he said.
Reuters
First Published:Nov 29, 2013, 16:27:05 IST
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