New Delhi, June 30 -- As India and the US move closer to finalising a bilateral trade pact ahead of the 9 July tariff deadline, New Delhi is reassessing the timing and contours of pending policy measures that are sensitive to the interests of American tech giants.

These include the proposed Digital Competition Bill, a comprehensive e-commerce framework, and new income attribution rules for non-resident enterprises, according to three people familiar with the matter.

The recalibrations are being weighed to ensure the policy measures align with the broader objectives of the India-US trade deal and reflect India's commitment to a trust-based regulatory framework and investment requirements, one of them said.

"Policy measures which are on ...