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Geoff Hiscock. Economic time is right in India for Modi and his mandate
Narendra Modi comes to office in India with two big advantages: the economic cycle is starting to turn up at last, and his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has a clear majority in parliament that frees him from the coalition-style shackles … Continue reading
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Tagged BJP, Geoff Hiscock, Indian Congress Party, Indian corruption, Indian election, Indian infrastructure, Narendra Modi
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