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Siddarth Gore
Research scholar at the Takshashila Institution
With the onus of growth on the private sector, the government needs to be a strong anchor
The ability of the private sector to satisfy market demand will be seriously impaired if the Centre does not come through on supporting legislation soon.
Siddarth Gore
· Mar 03, 2016 · 12:30 pm
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