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FDI in retail: Another reform-by-stealth failure
If the Indian government decides to undo or indefinitely delay its decision to let foreign retailers into the country, as government sources now quietly predict, proponents of modernization will probably blame the opposition political parties and allies of the government like the Trinamool Congress party, as well as small retailers and wholesale tr...
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FDI row: Government wooing Mamata Banerjee?
UPA government's troubleshooter and Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee is in Kolkata today for a possible meeting with key ally Mamata Banerjee to try and ensure the Trinamool Congress does not go against the government and UPA interests on the contentious issue of Foreign Direct Investment or FDI in retail.
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FDI battle: Traders across country on strike today, BJP backs their bandh call
For the past eight days, both Houses of Parliament have been in a state of paralysis with the Bharatiya Janata Party-led Opposition fighting the government's decision to allow 51% Foreign Direct Investment or FDI in the retail sector.
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FDI in retail: Another reform-by-stealth failure
If the Indian government decides to undo or indefinitely delay its decision to let foreign retailers into the country, as government sources now quietly predict, proponents of modernization will probably blame the opposition political parties and allies of the government like the Trinamool Congress party, as well as small retailers and wholesale tr...
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FDI row: Government wooing Mamata Banerjee?
UPA government's troubleshooter and Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee is in Kolkata today for a possible meeting with key ally Mamata Banerjee to try and ensure the Trinamool Congress does not go against the government and UPA interests on the contentious issue of Foreign Direct Investment or FDI in retail.
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FDI battle: Traders across country on strike today, BJP backs their bandh call
For the past eight days, both Houses of Parliament have been in a state of paralysis with the Bharatiya Janata Party-led Opposition fighting the government's decision to allow 51% Foreign Direct Investment or FDI in the retail sector.
