New Delhi, July 26 -- The government will utilise a one-year window available in operationalisation of the India-UK free trade agreement in augmenting capacity of domestic industry to tap full potential of the FTA, commerce secretary Sunil Barthwal said, as Indian exporters currently have less than 2% share in over $564 billion goods market comprising only 17 key sectors. The legislative process to pass the trade deal in the both houses of the British Parliament may take about a year, the commerce secretary said on Friday. "We will utilise this period for the capacity building process for our exporters," he said, pointing at the huge competitive advantage offered by the FTA that was signed on Thursday. While ratification of FTA involves a c...