A US court ruling that curbs tariff powers may appear, at first glance, to ease global trade tensions. But for India, analysts say, the impact could be limited — and may even expose structural weaknesses in New Delhi’s negotiating strategy.  The decision by the US Supreme Court to strike down key elements of Donald Trump’s so-called “Liberation Day” tariff regime has been interpreted in many capitals as a legal rebuke to aggressive unilateral trade policy. However, geopolitical analyst Brahma Chellaney argues that the judgment does not fundamentally alter Washington’s protectionist trajectory — and offers little automatic relief to India.  AdvertisementRelated…