The United States on Wednesday revised the factsheet on the trade deal with India released two days earlier, climbing down significantly on its claims about concessions wrested from New Delhi. The modification allayed apprehensions caused by the February 9 version of the factsheet, and gave more credence to the government’s claims that undue compromises haven’t been made. It is not immediately clear what prompted Washington to go beyond the February 6 joint statement issued by both countries in the first instance and then retract quickly. The Indian government might have expressed reservations over some of the claims made by the US in the first factsheet.